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As mentioned, most small species are schooling, so none would be appropriate for that size tank. Or you could try to clarify your question. It's somewhat difficult to understand exactly what you want the way it's worded.

A Siamese algae-eater would do a good job, and will eat most other kinds of food as well. As mentioned, the Florida flagfish (a killifish species) is also a great algae eater. Mollies readily eat algae, and it's a magor component of their diet. If you're thinking your tank is too small for...

No. You're looking at tropicals versus coldwater goldfish. You don't mention the species of sucker fish and although some are coldwater, I don't recommend placing them with goldfish. You also don't mention the tank size, so there's really no way anyone can answer this.

Generally, but there are some you would need a magnifying glass.

Even though it's 29 gallon, unless it's a 29H, it's not suitable for Angelfish. Consider the height of the angelfish in measuring the height of the tank. Try 3 pearl gouramis, beautiful fish, but prefer temp near 80F