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So the yellow social status is fine then.
Ye and no alpha status fights indeed but their description is they live alone.
In the game, Tigers, Leopards and Cheetas are quite happy living together as a breeding pair. That is 1 male and 1 female only.
Once their offspring grow up you will need to take them out of the enclosure as the adults will get stressed and start fighting due to overcrowding
A good website to have, for the right enclosure area size for your animals :)