Restocking a 29 gallon

I think you could be safe with
1 ram
5 cories (panda, julii, habrosus)
8 harlequin rasboras
1 bushy nose pleco.

Plant wise you could keep java moss, crypts, java fern. There are a few others, but the names aren't coming to me at the moment...

id say
1 ram
6-corys
8-harlequins
bristlenose pleco
thatll be a great stock
plants anachris, aponogeton, cabomba, jungle vals, anubius, guppy grass, and hornwort.

you could but then i wouldnt do corys

smaller types. i personally think bronze need bigger tanks.

Also be aware that pleco can clean off a cichlid spawn in one night. While the parents are asleep, your brittlenose can easily snack on the eggs.

As for bronze in a 29 gallon, I had a school of 6 bronze cories in my 29 gallon and they did fine! Very happy kids, yes they were active, but I say bronze or peppered in a 29 gallon is fine, I would say no emeralds, but those aren't really cories anyways. But I've done it before, and would of kept them, except my male betta HATED the cories, fine with guppies, platies, everything but the cories. Lol.

I would say you could do
-1 ram
-1 BN pleco
-6 cories (bronze, peppered, juli, etc.)
-12 harlequin rasboras (they have a smaller bioload, like tetras

Using aqadvisor, you would be 94% stocked, just keep in mind rams like warmer water then most fish

As for plants, I would get some nice, dark malaysian driftwood (dr foster and smith is where I got mine) and some black cotton thread, and then a bunch of anubias nana plants and tie them to the wood. I have 7 anubias plants on driftwood in my 29 gallon, along with a couple of javas, and the javas aren't doing the best, but the nanas are bright green and healthy. And that was BEFORE I added fertilizers, and I only have the regular hood lighting that came with the tank.