-Rainbow fish-
4x boesemani
3x turquise
3x goyder river
2x red rainbow
-Cleaning crew-
3 yoyo loaches or 12 bar loaches *not sure which yet.
1 rainbow shark
-Algae control-
3x Siamese algae eaters
4x clown pleco
1x Chinese algae eater (not that it matters, but gold)
-Other-
1x black angel fish
Loaches need to be in a larger group, aim for 4-6, and I'd go for a smaller loach if you can find one. Ditch the Chinese algae eater, as they grow, they no longer eat algae and will suck on slower moving fish. Your Siamese and clown plecs will more than do the job. Remember, you've got some substrate movers in this tank, expect some shifting around and uprooting. I'm also not liking the solitary angel with the rainbow shark. One or the other. Sorry, I get picky with other people's stocking. I just want the combination to work well. You will have stress enough with the planted tank, no sense adding fish trouble to the equation.
I would look into a cheaper pressurized system. Check out eBay or Aquabid and see what's there. Or be prepared to have quite a few mixes and alternate the changing days. Keeping a constant level of CO2 will be a challenge for you. I would also add a lot more fast-growing stems to the mix. At least for the tanks initial setup. You've got basically good strong growers, but you can always use more. Hygro, Egeria, Rotala, Bacopa are all great to start with. Hygro, Rotala, and Bacopa are cleaner plants than Egeria, leaves are tougher and don't disintegrate so much. These plants will absorb ammonia and other nutrients quickly while you get used to managing your dosing regimen and your CO2 levels, and will out-compete algae. Plant very densly initially, 70-75% of the substrate covered, you can always thin out once the tank matures. It may initially look like a jungly mess, but it will probably be an algae-free one.
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EDIT: The reason why I say this is because 108W of T5 over 60g is not the same as 108W of T8 or T12 Flourescent lights over 60g. The T5s put out a more strong light. Your 1.8WPG is going to possibly behave more like 2.4WPG of T8 lighting, which is lighting that would warrant pressurized CO2 and a dosing regimen. Just be careful.