Angel compatability question

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So I have a pair of Spot breasted/Swallowtail angels, I also have a female Wantanabe angel. My LFS just got a beautiful male Wantanabe. Question, would there be a big problem introducing another male Genicanthus angel. My male Spot breasted is the king of the tank but is very mellow with the females. Anyone have any experience with this? Is it just a crap shoot, maybe maybe not deal. Any input is welcome. He would be going into a 200g tank.
 
I have never been able to keep multiple male Genicanthus angels together long term. The few times I have tried it resulted in either a death to one of the males, or one of the males reverting back to a female.
 
Interesting observations eatbreakfast. I didn't think about one of them reverting back to female. Both of the males are just beautiful. Will ponder this some more today. Thanks for your input.
 

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