Multiple of the same wrasse added together

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Thinking of adding a few supermale wrasses (Madagascar Flasher) together into a 300g FOWLR at the same time. I know typically I would add a M/F pair together, but thoughts of adding say 3 or 4 males together simultaneously in this size tank?

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Thinking of adding a few supermale wrasses (Madagascar Flasher) together into a 300g FOWLR at the same time. I know typically I would add a M/F pair together, but thoughts of adding say 3 or 4 males together simultaneously in this size tank?

Thanks!
Big no, this will just end in a fight. IMO 300G is only really big enough for 1 Madagascan let alone 3-4 males.
 
Get different species instead. All flashers are beautiful. The Madagascar is a little overrated/overpriced get a variety of species and you won’t get fatal aggression.
 
Nope males will kill each other and also females will become males and kill each other. Also like said 300 gallons is a decent start to house one. If it’s a tall 300 gallons it would be much better. Hemi’s need almost of room and open water
 
Get different species instead. All flashers are beautiful. The Madagascar is a little overrated/overpriced get a variety of species and you won’t get fatal aggression.
Don’t forget flashers are 3” wrasse. Hemi’s can reach almost 6”
 

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