Adding 4 captive bread at once?

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Hey everyone. Wife and I are doing our 75g stocking planning. Standard 4 ft tank. We both absolutely love clowns and have a pair in our 29g.

We're wondering if we added 2 of each of these below at once, would we likely lose a pair or more? Or is it better to just settle on a pair for the entire tank? Thanks!

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You’re better off with one pair of clowns.
 
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Clowns are extremely territorial and will become combative.
 
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Hey everyone. Wife and I are doing our 75g stocking planning. Standard 4 ft tank. We both absolutely love clowns and have a pair in our 29g.

We're wondering if we added 2 of each of these below at once, would we likely lose a pair or more? Or is it better to just settle on a pair for the entire tank? Thanks!

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I have a 300 gallon with 2 pair each pair is on it’s own side of tank 8 feet apart. I would not recommend it unless in 8 Ft tank
 
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