Is Rhynchocinetes durbanensis a macro algae eater?

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I put 3 of this shrimp in my fuge.

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In one end of the fuge – there was a lot of caulerpa - probably C. prolifera. 2 weeks after the introduction of the shrimp – the macro was gone – only a few small dumps stick up from the sand, Has anyone seen this from this shrimp?

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Did they harm any of your corals.
 
I have three in my fuge and three in my DT. Haven´t seen any harms to my corals - however I have also some Lysmata wurdemanni since a long time ago - with them coming in - my zooas disappear – and also some favia sp. But they disappear before the Rhynchocinetes durbanensis was introduced

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