55 Gallon Fish Tank Stocking?

Beautiful!

However keep in mind that black skirt tetras tend to stop schooling as they mature. If you want that Beautiful schooling effect in your central water column, you may want a different fish. Black phantom tetras look very similar. Bleeding hearts, sepaes, and von rios are another choice.

I personally like peppered cory cats myself :)

Make sure to have several different foods to feed. Feed a floating food to your danios first, then add a bit of a sinking food such as thawed bloodworms. Add a few shrimp pellets for your cory cats. If you wish to feed the pleco a weighted slice of zucchini or some Romain lettuce would be great. Remember that just because you are feeding several types of food doesn't mean you feed a lot of food. Feed smaller amounts with a longer time in between feedings and you will see larger, more colorful, healthier fish.

Your tank sounds great! You'll love the danios!

Edit: If you like smaller plecos, then look for clown plecos. They stay smaller and have pretty orange markings on them. They should retail around 6 bucks or less.

I think it is great.

i have been told that rubber lip plecos get aggressive but I have yet to witness it and I have had mine for almost 2 years. And I love the Brochis Cory Cat but they are a bit on the pricer side of cory cats I also like the Emerald Green Cory Cat or the Peppered Cory Cat.

thats a great set up but as the other answer said, a type fish that you mentioned there stop schooling when they mature so you might want to get about 6-8 rasboras which always school. can you tell me what kind of pleco you are going to get? I like it when they dont grow so big.

That would be fine. :) You'd probably want to keep the tank in the mid 70's, and that should keep everyone happy.

As for corys, I'm a sucker for pandas. I've got 5 in my 20g, and they're super active all the time. I also like peppered corys.

Giant Danios are aggressive toward one another and can become extremely aggressive towards other fish apart from tetras. http://www.aquahobby.com/gallery/e_danio3.php

Rubber lip pleco are also very aggressive towards anything that looks like a algae eater aka the Cory catfish. http://is.gd/2RML

Thats a great set up but the pleco cant live in there.Put in other smaller fish like male guppies or platys that would be good.

sounds good but i always start of 5 of each species, or at least an odd # and add more of a variety.