honestly even if the body gets taken over by the symbiotes, it's pretty adorable

Well, Ficus said that host is still the same person as before, just urging to serve hive.
A new host will be there, the same person as always <…>source
Ultimately, Succubats still care about the people they used to care about, the things they used to care about. They don't want to leave them, they just, don't always have the choice to keep their friends.source

glad to see more crown crabs but huge question about them why do they all ways latch on to the host skull? is it becuse its a safer spot or do they have a more Control over there host?

You know this nature show format is actually quite entertaining and I really appreciate it.

The only real downsides I can see to the Succubat/Crown Crab process are the underserved social stigma, any issues that come from being part of a hive, the physical changes, and the potential clothing damage.
Honestly, I don't know if I'd want to join a hive. The extra support and camaraderie would be deeply appreciated, but I'd be afraid that I couldn't live up to the responsibilities of a hive member. Coupled with the social stigma, it makes it a scary prospect. I'm also averse to change in general, physical or otherwise.
However, I can see the draw of becoming a hive member. Personally, I wouldn't mind socializing with a hive, so long as they're willing to respect my limits.

Awesome. ^^ They need some sort of emergency number for this kinda thing where people come with simple new clothes and get your paper work squared away. :3

They're young queens, eh? So they're all female? Or is Queen more of a ranking?

Queens are the ones that make eggs. They reproduce asexually, their sexes aren't really comparable to people