How can i make these shells suitable for my reef?

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So i went to the beach the other day and when i was there i picked up some shells that caught my eye. Some with barnacles on, some are muscle shells, other mollusk shells and also parts of a crab carcass.
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Is there anything i must do to be able to add them to my tank?
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So i went to the beach the other day and when i was there i picked up some shells that caught my eye. Some with barnacles on, some are muscle shells, other mollusk shells and also parts of a crab carcass.
(shown in picture)
Is there anything i must do to be able to add them to my tank?
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If you are concerned, just gently boil them, then let them dry / cool and in they go!
 

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