Should you QT shrimp?

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I plan on picking up some cleaner shrimp soon, and the answer seems to be split on what everyone does. What is really the best way to go about it?
 
I put them in fishless frag tank. Then transfer them to dt when they shed their exoskeleton.
 
I put them in fishless frag tank. Then transfer them to dt when they shed their exoskeleton.
Totally agree. I QT everything "wet" - shrimp, crabs, snails, new corals, fish (separately from inverts, of course). I do hold my shrimp for a full 45-60 days whether they shed or not, just out of an abundance of cation, and because I don't mind the extra wait time.

Good luck!
 
Totally agree. I QT everything "wet" - shrimp, crabs, snails, new corals, fish (separately from inverts, of course). I do hold my shrimp for a full 45-60 days whether they shed or not, just out of an abundance of cation, and because I don't mind the extra wait time.

Good luck!
I definitely don’t mind either I learned about ich the hard way unfortunately.
Thank you very much!
 

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