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The aquabiomics parasite test (make sure you send the right one) - is a great idea. No one knows the sensitivity and specificity - but you're absolutely right IMHO - its a great ideaSome people are space limited and cannot house all of their display fish in their QT tank at one time. I have a 110g display and a 20g QT.
for the OP, https://humble.fish/community/index.php?threads/peroxide-h2o2-dosing-for-parasites-in-reef-tank.725/
I have been using this method for some time and it seems to be working.
I would personally wait at least three months (assuming no new outbreaks or unexplained fish death) before adding anything (including coral/inverts). At that point I would send an Aquabiomics test to see if there is any activily reproducing ich/velvet in your tank. If the test is negative you could then in theory add new fish (after thorough QT of the fish)