Fish dissappearing? (Yoyo loaches or BN plec culprits?)

I have lost another guppy and another betta with no trace! I have noticed another betta (ny last one 😭) acting rather strange also, slightly lethargic and hides a lot, but I cant quite make out what the issue is
 
Another betta?
In a previous post you said you had one. These are not community fish (assuming b.splendens). If the culprit is indeed a fish that is where I would look first.
 
I have kept many 100s of plecos. I started with Ancistrus and them moved on to mostly Hypancistrus. I have never seen any of them them attack other fish. I have seen them fight each other for dominance and territory though.

Many years agp Ihad a few YO To loaches in my 45 gal. plkanted comminity. I also had a small group of DD black angels O was growing out to try got a pair. The YO Yo begab to harass the angels. The Yo Yos would swim up along side of the angels and nip at the area around the angel's gill flaps. I had to give away the Yo Yos. So they get my vote here as the potential trouble makers rather than the bristlenose.
 
OP how many bettas did you have in this tank? If you've set up a sorority they may have turned on each other and/or some of the guppies potentially.

What exactly do you currently have in the tank aside from the yoyo's and the pleco?
 
I had one betta originally but I got given another one and had no other tank to put it in, i have a swordtail, 2 male guppies now, 3 rosy tetras, 12 ish neons, the loaches, the pleco and a small apistogramma. The tank is well planted and had plenty hiding spots so I thought that if any violence happens they have a place to escape, but I have never seen any violence between the bettas or the guppies or indeed any other fish, they're just there one day and then dissappear another
 
Anyway I have but the betta in one of those breeding boxes you can get for guppy fry, and ill be looking closely to see if any other violence is happening
 

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