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As long as its not showing any real stress signs then a good week or two is best. You have it seperated not just to prevent the aggression and show whos boss but to also let the newer fish settle in your display and find a routine throughout the day.
On another note - theres a very good chance it wont achieve anything to begin with. Your tank is small and those are two of the largest and most aggressive surgeonfish species there is. Being territorial, theyll likely not be able to tolerate eachother in that size tank - period.
On another note - theres a very good chance it wont achieve anything to begin with. Your tank is small and those are two of the largest and most aggressive surgeonfish species there is. Being territorial, theyll likely not be able to tolerate eachother in that size tank - period.