If I can't quarantine my CUC, can/should I dip or rinse them before I add to my display tank?

[SharkRacer]

I just got my order from ReefCleaners and plan to add them to the tank after acclimation (just the critters, not the water).

To reduce the potential for disease, should I rinse them in some tank water? Tap water? Is there anything else I can do to increase my odds of success?

I ordered a cleaner shrimp, a tiny pistol shrimp and this 55 gallon package of CUC critters:

All Algae Crew (55 Gallon)

Shipped for free via Priority Mail you will get: 50 Dwarf Ceriths - these smaller Cerith snails range in size from a half and inch to almost 1'', but are slender. Their tiny size allows them to...

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[Eagle_Steve]

I believe reef cleaners grows/raises their inverts in no fish systems. If this is true, adding them to the tank should not be an issue.

 

[SharkRacer]

I believe reef cleaners grows/raises their inverts in no fish systems. If this is true, adding them to the tank should not be an issue.

Yes it is fishless at ReefCleaners. Thanks for this tip!

 

[LeftyReefer]

They should be fine, but for shrimps, they only need to be held until the next time they molt.

 

[DeniseAndy]

Do not do any freshwater dip or any other with these guys. you will damage or kill them. Especially shrimp. If you do not have a qt for them, ReefCleaners are a fishless system.
Also, I will actually take a toothbrush to all snails and shells and scrub, put in bucket of tank water and check again before releasing. I do have a qt, but for the 300+ I got at once, I had to trust to my brush and rinse (tank water).