It wont be the enantiomer, because they are different compounds. anycompound that is meso it wont have an enantiomer. If you can recall from streochemistry, and molecule that has a line of symmetry ( regardless of R and S) and regardless if the molecule has a mirror image. Ill show you a easy way to determine the enantiomer of a fisher projection.
------oH--OH
cH3---c---c---cH2CH3
------H--- H
-------------------------------Mirror
------H--H
cH3---c---c---cH2CH3
-----OH---OH
Now if you take this mirror image and you rotate it 180 degrees. you will get
-----------oH--OH
cH2CH3---c---c---CH3
-----------H--- H
Which is different then the original image.
So if the mirror image, after you turn it 180 degrees, is different then the original molecule then the mirror image is the enantiomer. Dont let the meso compound confuse you, all a meso compound is, is a achiral molecule with an asymmetrical carbon.