Clown Loach are quite slow-growing fish, certainly nowhere near as fast as Oscars. So as has already been suggested, you really want to be adding fish no less than 4 inches, even if your oscar itself is very small From my experience CL don't really gain much more than one inch a year and slow down dramatically the older they get. It is actually thought they could live for over 50 years, some people say 80 or even 100yrs.
Also, it really is very important that you keep them in very low pH, definitely no higher than 7.0 as these fish cannot tolerate any ammonia. If you can maintain good water conditions all the time you shouldn't have problems keeping them, however if you do run into the water quality problems and you have a high pH, it will be curtains for your loaches.
Think very carefully before getting these fish. You must also bear in mind that they come from Asia, are very sociable fish and can get stressed very easily. They really must be kept in groups of no less then four fish. Unless you have got a fairly large aquarium please don't get any of these lovely fish, there are many more much more suitable fish that you could put with your Oscars