Fish That Could Go With Guppies?

So last night I got a 54 gallon bow faced aquarium. I had been eyeing it at the LFS and finally got it. Now I am looking for new fish to add. I don't plan on getting them right away but I am excited. I have 4 male guppies (plan on getting females at a 3:1 ratio), a black mystery, a nerite, and 7 ghost shrimp, and soon will get a peacock eel. What fish would do good in this tank? It has plants in it and hopefully I jumpstarted the nitrogen cycle when I added the gravel that was in the 5 gallon and the plants as well.

 

Do you have a plan for the fry?

Not sure I'd keep an eel with the guppies. What's the length of the tank?

 

I do not know the length, its a corner tank. I was told the peacock eel is a bottom feeder and is only aggressive if you have two of them in the tank

 

Can you get the length of the two sides of the tank then?

 

I would not keep an eel in anything smaller than a 80 as they can get around a 8-14". How about a group of KuhlI Loaches , the look like eels but stay smaller and more peaceful. You could do-
12 Guppies(4 Males 8 Females)
20 Pangio Loaches(10 KuhlI 10 Java/Black Kuhli)
3 Nerite Snails
Ghost Shrimp(They might eat the Guppy fry)
Temp.-77'F

 

I will get measurements when I get home at 7 eastern.

I want a few different species other than 2. I have a mystery snail and a nerite but do not want any more nerites.

 

Ok how about-
12 Guppies
14 Pangio Loaches(7 KuhlI 7 Java)
2 Clown Plecos(Male/Female)(You will need some driftwood)
1 GBR
12 Cardinal Tetras
1 Nerite Snail
1 Mystery Snail
Ghost or Neocaridina DavidI Shrimp(Cherry, Snowball, Rili, Velvet, etc)
Temp.-78'F

 

What is GBR?

 

German Blue Ram

 

Aren't those aggressive?

 

No they are pretty peaceful but when breeding can get a little grumpy. They are more "Bark than Bite".

 

So should they be put in pairs? I read that breeding if you put them in pairs they should do okay, correct?

 

You could put them in a pair but they might not breed without sand.

 

I don't want them to breed. I read they are territoral over where they lay their eggs

 

You could do a group of all females or you could do 1 single, mine has been alone for a month and is doing just fine.

 

Not sure what all I will get. I plan on getting them a little at a time though I do get really excited..

 

I would add the Rams last as they are sensitive fish.

 

Okay will do if I get them