Plecos can get pricey if you get into really nice ones, or you can go with less expensive ones, choice is up to you. Personally fancy plecos are a passion for me.
So on the less expencive side you have:
-clown plecos 6.00 or so
-Bushy nose 10-15
-Bristle nose 10-15
-Rubber lip 5-15
-common 1-10 (I DO NOT SUGGEST COMMON PLECOS EVER)
But if you are looking for some show piece fish well then I have other suggestions for you
-Leopard frog (smallish but very active and gorgeous) 35-65
-Gold nugget (my avatar is a gold nugget) these vary depending on size 35-150 would be a price range, they are generally available in the 4" range at the lower price, they grow to 18" BUT are super slow growers, 18" fish are generally 10+ years old. They won't breed under 18" and thus command really high prices at that size, if you could grow yours up that big he would be worth a bundle to a breeder or a petstore.
-Green or Blue phantom 35-100 I have both they are really pretty and really nice
-Magnum pleco 007 they are AWESOME and very cute
-Galaxy pleco also get big but are worth a ton if you can grow them up to over 12" 80-150
-Royal pleco, they get big too and can be sorta destructive when they get over 8" Really REALLY cool fish
I mean your options are really limitless, these are some of the more popular fish I have seen in stores etc, if you can locate a local importer/breeder you will find even more fish!
Rams are cichlids but they aren't aggressive, your other community fish will be just fine.
Electric Yellows are also cichlids who do well with appropriately sized community fish and tend not to be aggressive.
Killi fish are AWESOME, and something that not too many people on this forum keep. I really like them.
Tetras are cool and probably where I would start with your tank if I were you, start a school of them and then add from there.
If you are going to plant like that I would add snails, large snails or nerite snails. They won't eat your plants and are the hardest workers in all of aquarium in my opinion.
Ummm deer antlers may be a mistake... They are organic and will break down over time, they are just something that i don't think will do good things in your tank to be honest.
If you are going to plat that heavy I would just PAINT your background black, so you can really showcase your plants, too much in the background will make the plants sort of blend in. Think photo in front of black background vs photo in front of busy background.
A 70g tank would be about 3ft high by about 4ft long. Thats a great sized tank and you could do some really cool stuff with it. Measure and post dimensions.
Plecos will all munch your drift, but i don't have a problem with my drift wood even with all the plecos i have in each tank (I have more that are not listed) they eat such a small amt that it really isn't noticeable.
So on the less expencive side you have:
-clown plecos 6.00 or so
-Bushy nose 10-15
-Bristle nose 10-15
-Rubber lip 5-15
-common 1-10 (I DO NOT SUGGEST COMMON PLECOS EVER)
But if you are looking for some show piece fish well then I have other suggestions for you
-Leopard frog (smallish but very active and gorgeous) 35-65
-Gold nugget (my avatar is a gold nugget) these vary depending on size 35-150 would be a price range, they are generally available in the 4" range at the lower price, they grow to 18" BUT are super slow growers, 18" fish are generally 10+ years old. They won't breed under 18" and thus command really high prices at that size, if you could grow yours up that big he would be worth a bundle to a breeder or a petstore.
-Green or Blue phantom 35-100 I have both they are really pretty and really nice
-Magnum pleco 007 they are AWESOME and very cute
-Galaxy pleco also get big but are worth a ton if you can grow them up to over 12" 80-150
-Royal pleco, they get big too and can be sorta destructive when they get over 8" Really REALLY cool fish
I mean your options are really limitless, these are some of the more popular fish I have seen in stores etc, if you can locate a local importer/breeder you will find even more fish!
Rams are cichlids but they aren't aggressive, your other community fish will be just fine.
Electric Yellows are also cichlids who do well with appropriately sized community fish and tend not to be aggressive.
Killi fish are AWESOME, and something that not too many people on this forum keep. I really like them.
Tetras are cool and probably where I would start with your tank if I were you, start a school of them and then add from there.
If you are going to plant like that I would add snails, large snails or nerite snails. They won't eat your plants and are the hardest workers in all of aquarium in my opinion.
Ummm deer antlers may be a mistake... They are organic and will break down over time, they are just something that i don't think will do good things in your tank to be honest.
If you are going to plat that heavy I would just PAINT your background black, so you can really showcase your plants, too much in the background will make the plants sort of blend in. Think photo in front of black background vs photo in front of busy background.
A 70g tank would be about 3ft high by about 4ft long. Thats a great sized tank and you could do some really cool stuff with it. Measure and post dimensions.
Plecos will all munch your drift, but i don't have a problem with my drift wood even with all the plecos i have in each tank (I have more that are not listed) they eat such a small amt that it really isn't noticeable.