Two male anthias in one tank?

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Would it be possible for co-habitation of a large male bimac and a small male bartlett male in a 125 gallon tank if introduced at the same time?
 
It should be fine.. I have 3 different anthias in my tank, Bartlett, lyretail and purple queen.. I know the lyretail is a male for sure it’s huge and they don’t care about each other at all..
 
It should be fine.. I have 3 different anthias in my tank, Bartlett, lyretail and purple queen.. I know the lyretail is a male for sure it’s huge and they don’t care about each other at all..
Do you have more than one male?
 
Do you have more than one male?
It’s hard to tell as the queens and Bartlets are smaller. They don’t interact with each other at all thou so I wouldn’t see any issues personally if one queen and Bartlett was a male already.
 

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