Question about protection mode in Stdby env.

Hi,
In a standby environment, can we have primary database working in two protection mode simultaneously.
e.g. There are 2 standby databases for a primary database. One is situated in another city (Stdby_A) connected via a slow link and another is in the same data center connected via 1Gbps link (Stdby_B).
Can we have primary database working in Maximum Performance mode for 'Stdby_A; and in maximum protection mode for 'Stdby_B'.
Thanks
Amit.

thanks,
what could be the best possible solution in above scenario.
Regards,
Amit

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