Hello everyone (this is my first post and from mobile so I'm sorry if it is in the wrong area or formatted incorrect) , I'm planing my very first aquarium. We have decided on the 54l fluval nano and I'm planing on extensively aquascaping with drift wood and lots of plants and little hidey holes. Due to the size I thought it might be nice to add a few more fish. I was thinking on 4-5 panda Cory's and a clown pleco as well as a male Betta but I don't know how they would all interact with each other, I've looked on other forums but there's a lot of conflicting information out there. Does anyone else have experience with these fish and could give me some helpful points in the right detection? Thank you for your time

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Hmm a 54L would be to small better to go for 110L or larger complete aquatics online have good prices I will have to upgrade to a larger tank myself when my bristle nose pleco grows to his full size approx 6" the fish you've selected would be fine together though best to wait until your tank is 6 months old before adding corys or Plecos. Male betta fish are only aggressive to other male Bettas or similar looking fish

A 54L (14+ gallons) would be good for six Panda Cory and a Betta. A Pleco would outgrow it. In addition, they create an enormous amount of waste.

What are the tank's dimensions? Is it longer than tall? If longer, you could add a shoal of 6-10 mid-tank dwelling fish like Rasbora or Ember Tetra.