So when the antiproton orbits a helium nucleus, does it occupy the same states and levels an electron would? Does it do it in a more concrete way, since it's m

So when the antiproton orbits a helium nucleus, does it occupy the same states and levels an electron would? Does it do it in a more concrete way, since it's more massive? I thought the wavicleness of matter was inversely related to its mass, and an antiproton is massive enough to be more particly.