Is it possible to pass arguments to make_unique for a pointer to array?

Is there any way that I can pass the second constructor argument along with the size of array, using smart pointer, in the code below?

class demo{
public:
    int info;
    demo():info(-99){} // default value
    demo(int info): info(info){}
};
int main(){
    // ok below code creates default constructor, totally fine, no problem
    std::unique_ptr<demo> pt1 = std::make_unique<demo>();

    // and this line creates argument constructor, totally fine, no problem
    std::unique_ptr<demo> pt2 = std::make_unique<demo>(1800);

    // But now, look at this below line

    // it creates 5 object of demo class with default constructor

    std::unique_ptr<demo[]> pt3 = std::make_unique<demo[]>(5);

    // but I need here to pass second constructor argument, something like this : -

    //std::unique_ptr<demo[]> pt3 = std::make_unique<demo[]>(5, 200);
    return 0;
}