Minimising damsel aggression

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I really like to have a blue fish for my 32G long reef, so I'm wondering what I can do to keep a damselfish aggression to a minimum?

I've heard that they have a tendency of focusing their aggression on each-other, would keeping damsel alone dissipate this aggression or would this simply mean that it would harass other fishes instead?

currently considering a Azure or Springeri, which species is less aggressive in your experience?
 
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I really like to have a blue fish for my 32G long reef, so I'm wondering what I can do to keep a damselfish aggression to a minimum?

I've heard that they have a tendency of focusing their aggression on each-other, would keeping damsel alone dissipate this aggression or would this simply mean that it would harass other fishes instead?

currently considering a Azure or Springeri, which species is less aggressive in your experience?
I have a springeri in every tank I have and all are model citizens.
 
either are fine, damselfish all get a bad rep but a few are actually peaceful like azures and springers
 

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