Akeath
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Guppies - need at least 3 of their own kind with all males or 2 females per male. Have long, flowing fins so shouldn't be kept with fin nippers
Platies - same group and sex ratio requirements as Guppies, need a pH of 7.0 or higher
Harlequin Rasboras - need groups of at least 6 of their own kind, excellent community fish
Corydoras Catfish - need at least 4 of their own kind and a smooth sand substrate
Zebra Danios - will fin nip, so shouldn't be kept with long-finned fish. Need groups of 8 or more
most types of Tetras - need at least 6 of their own specific species, some species fin nip
Evie
Tetras are a good option if you want small fish, and also a couple of catfish.
kswck2
I would keep away from swordtails, since they are known jumpers-so are tri color sharks.
Couple Cory cats to keep it clean, maybe some schooling fish like Danio's, Maybe some barbs-but NOT tinfoil barbs-they get too big. I've had few jellybean parrots too, but they Can get big.
M E
Guppies, platys and sword tails. Add some catfish to keep the tank clean and some plants to balance the water.
keerok
Get you momma's colander and use that to catch guppies at the sewage canal. There, free.