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hey have a planted tank, 120x50x45 and currently has guppies, 1 siamese algae eater, 1 glass catfish, 3 khalui loachs and 5 bristlenose's and a few old neons which are slowly dying of old age one by one, but i dont know what else to add, would prefer to get something, non-livebearer and not cichlids, that would readily breed in the tank. any ideas would be great. (pH is around 6.6-6.8)

id get like 5 more glass cats, apparently they prefer to be in groups and a school of them looks quite neat.

what about some bright gouramis or a fighter?

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we tired gourami's (dwarf ones) and they kept dying on us, we went throught 8 of them before we gave up. Bettas we would like but would prefer to get something that would breed in the tank successfully, as we dont have any spare tanks and any that we do have go toward malawi fry.

Lemon tetras breed readily in ambulia with that pH, glowlights and black neons should too, even neons. Killies, danios, WCMM too. Not too much else that breeds readily that I can think of

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