Freshwater question?

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Hello guys I am brand new to all this just went from a 5 gallon to a 20. I have a 110 on stand by for when I buy a house and start my salt water.

My question is, what's a good rock/fake coral/and or plants to use with sand? I have a suckered fish (not sure what they are actually called) and cat fish that will only stay a inch and half long and on the bottom of the tank and two more that are only inch long that swim everywhere in the tank. But I am looking to get a couple more unique fish then about 6 to 7 school type fish to fill the tank a little but not over due it.

Looking for the tank to be close to a reef tank but freshwater. Any ideas on fish also? Such as ones to clean the bottom for me, or would the cat and suckered take care of that?

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That's what I have so far. (hope the picture shows up first time on tap talk app)
 
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I checked out that Texas rock will they grow plants or do I have to place them there. What would be the next step or should I leave it and place plants behind it and use it as a center peace
 

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