Stocking Advice For 60 Liter Tank

They do. But they are bigger fish and would prefer a tank bigger than 60 litres, which are usually 60cm long. Seriously Fish recommends 90cm minimum for bolivians.

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Haha omg I thought all cories stayed pretty small because my pandas did and i went to the lfs the other day and i saw this one that was enormous! Yes, my tank is 60cm long and I'm really scared of over stocking it because my last one was so much bigger and had relatively few fish. Could anyone tell me what temperature my tank should be set to? I started cycling it the other day
Also, I saw a clown pleco in the store which I loved. The community creator says it would be fine size-wise for my tank, but that it is too big to be put with the cories. I thought that seemed odd because it's an algae eater so it should be fine with small fish but is this not the case? Does anyone have any experience with them?

Andrea, I shouldn't say this, but the fish profiles on here can sometimes be a bit off with the tank size. I prefer to use Seriously Fish, though it is sometimes a challenge to find the fish in question as they use the most up-to-date names. And I can't find clown plec on there as either a peckoltia or a panaque  The nearest I can find is this chap which they say grows to 100 - 120cm and looks pretty similar to the clown plec on here and on planet catfish. If you look at that link, you'll find it recommends tanks with a footprint of 120 x 30cm.

Sometimes it is not a good idea to keep large and small fish together because the small fish feel intimidated by the presence of the big fish; or the big fish swims too fast for the small fish to cope with. Often the large fish will eat the small fish, but I wouldn't think that's the case here.
In Thinkfish's previous incarnation (the site had host problems a couple of years ago and had to move) there were three corydoras in the fish profile - dwarf cories, all given under salt & pepper; the slightly larger panda cories; and all the 2 inch ones lumped together under just 'corydoras'. For some reason, that last category vanished from the profiles during the move.

Temp - for fishless cycling, somewhere round the high 20's to 30 deg C. The bacteria multiply faster as these temps so the cycle goes quicker. Once it's completed, you then turn the heater down to what the fish need.

Have you looked at http://tropica.com/ ? (By the way, what has happened to the English version of this site?).
Under "Inspirations" there are various designs, with the plants used and plans.

HOWEVER these aquascaped tanks require a huge amount of time and effort to maintain the look, trimming etc. at least weekly, sometimes every couple of days. Plants grow, they don't stay the same size for long. It's a lot of commitment, and most of these tanks have hardly any fish in. It's very difficult to have a fully stocked tank which also looks like a beautiful garden of plants. Anyone can plant a lawn, but very few can keep it looking like a bowling green.

Omg that's such a cool site! I'm not so worried about putting a lot of time into my tank because I tend to anyway, but I have absolutely no artistic flare so i need to be told exactly where to put stuff lol But thank you, I will definitely spend some time today having a look through it

That's a fantastic idea I'll definitely see if that's possible to do here. Thank you so much everybody