Emerald crabs and bubble algae

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My emerald crab doesn't touch the bubble algae. Should I re-home him and try again? Can I have a second crab in a 75 gallon display?
 
Yes.

Get another that does.

I have 2 in my 20 gallon
I had gotten a second, but he had been mia since I put him in the tank, months ago! I have a male. Maybe I get a female and they won't bother each other...
 
I might just try a pitho crab, I hear they are much better. I think im going to get one soon, unfortunately you'll probably have to buy online so shipping costs :(
 
My first are the bubble algae then would eat nothing else and did. This one is an algae eating machine and has doubled in size. I agree with them being hit or miss. I inherited one from a tank that he wouldn’t touch bubble algae but in mine he did…re-home and try again bc when they help, they really help!
 
The one have still around had tripled in size, but doesn't touch the bubble.
 
The one have still around had tripled in size, but doesn't touch the bubble.
Well if he’s working on other stuff then just add another. You have room in a 75g.
 

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