What can I add to my 55 gallon tank

[duanes]

Agree with Deadeye, getting a shoal ofsome geographically correct tetras (to big to be eaten, yet small enough to not push water quality down, or bit angels fin trailers) would be reasonable.

 

[james99]

Tetras. I had about 12 redeye tetras when I had angels and it made a nice tank.

 

[Benthebassmaster]

Would there be Gouramis that would work

 

[The Masked Shadow]

Yeah. Maybe a kind Pearl or Blue, but dwarf gouramis would be better.

 

[Rocksor]

Would there be Gouramis that would work

You could try the commonly available dwarf types of gourami.

 

[FLA]

I almost mentioned gouramis in my original post. I think a blue/gold/opaline, pearl leeri, moonlight, or even some dwarves would be fine in there. Any of those will add a different element to the tank, and a full grown gourami is beautiful. A lot of times we take them for granted as we see the 1.5" fish in the stores and move on. They may even inspire you to relocate your angels.

 

[Deadeye]

I have never had an aggressive gourami. One would fit in perfectly. Personally the blue and gold are my favorite.
I would pass on dwarf gouramis, they are highly susceptible to iridovirus and it seems like almost all of them die quickly.

 

[prokeeper]

not the normal silver dollars they grow big you can get them in a 75 gallon but there are small silver dollars that don't grow as big do some research get gourami's that's the best option or ram cichlids

 

[Joshuakahan]

I have a 55 gallon fish tank with 2 angelfish (that aren’t breeding) and 4 corydoras. I have kept them for about a month and the tank is kinda dull. I want a little more action in the tank

If you go with cichlids, I’d recommend keyhole or rainbows. For schooling fish I’d go with columbian tetra