Midas/Tailspot/Bicolor too much

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Looking to put a Midas, Tailspot, and Bicolor Blenny in a 235g with lots of rock. Will all 3 get along ok with that much space or is 3 Blennies pushing it?
 
I have a tailspot and midas blenny in a much, much smaller tank and they go along great. The midas blenny likes to swim in open water with the wrasses, while the tailspot stays closer to the rocks and glass. Haven't seen any signs of aggression at all.

As for the bicolor, not sure. I've had a flametail blenny together with the same tailspot in the same tank before and aside from a bit of acting tough they lived peaceful together. Eventually rehomed the flametail due to some stocking changes.
 
I have a tailspot and midas blenny in a much, much smaller tank and they go along great. The midas blenny likes to swim in open water with the wrasses, while the tailspot stays closer to the rocks and glass. Haven't seen any signs of aggression at all.

As for the bicolor, not sure. I've had a flametail blenny together with the same tailspot in the same tank before and aside from a bit of acting tough they lived peaceful together. Eventually rehomed the flametail due to some stocking changes.
Thanks! This is helpful
 

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