3 Zebrasomas in a 120?

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Hey! I just rescaped my tank from being more of a negative aquascape to more of a habitat aquascape for fish. I am wondering if I get a Gem, purple and yellow all at the same time and roughly around the 2-3” size if I could add them to a 120? There are lots of caves and nooks and crannies for fish. I am hoping it’s ok as then they will pick on each other and not just gang up on one fish, or in pairs just have the weaker fish get picked on until death. If this is completely stupid, please let me know.
 
I have a spare tank set up that one or two could be held in and resold to someone in the area. Which I have done before when I tried an Achilles tang in a 120, and it did not go well
 
I have a spare tank set up that one or two could be held in and resold to someone in the area. Which I have done before when I tried an Achilles tang in a 120, and it did not go well
Is this a 6 foot tank with heavy rockwork? If not its probably a recipe for disaster to be honest
 
I've been told I could do this with my 6foot tank, but I'm likely maxed out on tangs now, even though I still want a purple.

Definitely need great rockwork, swimlanes, caves, hidie-holes.
 

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