Angels in the same tank
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topfish2
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Large angels are hard to mix, but I know a ancient ninja secret... that works! 
See do you have lr, base rock or other places for fish to establish territory. You should get a lot of live rock, base rock, etc. Now when you add the angel if fighting happens turn off the lights (to reduce stress) and rearrange the rocks, so your majestic that is the more dominant one that knows all of the great spots for ambushing retreating, and it is his territory wont have it anymore. So now you have two angels that have no territory and will make a territory that they have to split. See when you add the maculosus the majestic would see it as an intruder and attack it, which could lead to stress which could lead to disease which could lead to death. But don't worry maculosus are tough angels and hardy. Good Luck!
See do you have lr, base rock or other places for fish to establish territory. You should get a lot of live rock, base rock, etc. Now when you add the angel if fighting happens turn off the lights (to reduce stress) and rearrange the rocks, so your majestic that is the more dominant one that knows all of the great spots for ambushing retreating, and it is his territory wont have it anymore. So now you have two angels that have no territory and will make a territory that they have to split. See when you add the maculosus the majestic would see it as an intruder and attack it, which could lead to stress which could lead to disease which could lead to death. But don't worry maculosus are tough angels and hardy. Good Luck!
dpittman
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I would advise against it as well. Your tank just isn't big enough. I do think it is do-able you just need a BIG fish tank. My tank is 240gallons and when I tried it with a queen and a gray it was a disaster. The gray tore the queen up. I have a majestic as well and they are relatively peaceful and shy for angels. I think a big map angel would come in and kill that beautiful majestic.
