Bicolor and Tailspot Blenny Compatibility?

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I have a 75gallon aquarium. It is 40’ by 23’ by 20’. I am wanting some small algae eaters with personality. I am wondering if I would be able to get away with adding both of the blennies (Bicolor and Tailspot) at the same time. Would there be excess aggression? Would the get along? I feed a lot (5-6x a day). Would this make them less likely to fight?
 
I have a 75gallon aquarium. It is 40’ by 23’ by 20’. I am wanting some small algae eaters with personality. I am wondering if I would be able to get away with adding both of the blennies (Bicolor and Tailspot) at the same time. Would there be excess aggression? Would the get along? I feed a lot (5-6x a day). Would this make them less likely to fight?
Or would just getting a group or pair of one be better?
 
In that size tank I say its fine. I have a tailspot and a flametail in a 40b, they always do the silent scream at each other when they pass each other, but thats as far as it ever goes. They have been together in that tank for 2 years now.
 

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