LF Ocellaris and Bicinctus?

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I feel like the answer is probably a hard no, but I’m throwing out the question anyway. If I have a fully mature longfin domino ocellaris, and I add a baby-baby bicinctus, is there a potential for pair up? Or is it more likely that one will still inevitably kill the other?

For context, right now I have a 40gal breeder, (no clowns in it at all, so they could be introduced simultaneously if needed), but I have the potential to size up to a 90 sometime in the next few years.
 
I've never heard of a success story from mixing clown species. Then again, I don't really know of failures other than possibly one if I remember correctly, since it is just not really done that often.
 
Pairing is more likely within the same complex. These two are from different complexes so pairing would likely be more difficult.
 

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