3 types and anthias doable?

[StarF]

I be thinking about getting these anthias and keep togerther:

Pseudanthias randalli (how hard, easy is this compared to the other? dispar, squamints??)

Pseudanthias Dispar
Pseudanthias bartlettorum

i was going for around 8-9 of each, got around 530l of water, and loads of good swimming room, along with loads of hiding places.

would they co excist?

 

[FlaReefDude]

i have 3 different anthia species in my 90g. 3 female lyretails, 1 female bloodspot and 1 male hutchii. they all get along great. i bought a dispar and a tiger queen once but both died in a few days. ive never had a randall or a barletts tho. i think as long as you have 1 male and the rest female you should be ok.

 

[Psionicdragon]

From my experience, you can mix anthias without any issues. Its just that you can't really have two males of the same species because of fights. Its possible, but will stress each other out until they find their order of dominance.

 

[SDguy]

IME the different species tend to ignore each other, especially in a large enough tank. I have lyretails, dispars, bartletts, and a single carberryi that thinks it's a bartlett

 

[minhvu]

I keep lyretail, bartletts, bicolor, and dispar in my tank. Like SDguy said, they tend to leave each other alone.