Will TTM work as QT for cleaner Shrimp?

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Just as the title says…
Will tank Transfer method work as QT for cleaner shrimp?

I currently have a clean system, and I would like to keep it this way. Would TTM work?
 
I think most people would recommend a plain old-fashioned QT. I don't think its likely that the shrimp is carrying an illness - but using TTM I think would be incorrect - in that it doesn't take care of 'everything'
 
Just as the title says…
Will tank Transfer method work as QT for cleaner shrimp?

I currently have a clean system, and I would like to keep it this way. Would TTM work?
Shrimp stress easily and dont endure variances in water quality well. Shrimp dont require quarantine but rather good acclimation.
Is there a reason you want to treat it?
 
Shrimp stress easily and dont endure variances in water quality well. Shrimp dont require quarantine but rather good acclimation.
Is there a reason you want to treat it?
He is worried about the shrimp bringing in Ich, etc on its body. Which would be extremely odd - but I guess not impossible
 
Exactly…
Im mostly worried about the shrimp carrying unwanted parasites.
I had made mistakes in the past for not QT fish. Ive learnt the hard way.
Now that I have a clean system (at least free from the main parasites) I would like to keep it this way.
Im moving this shrimp from an established tank to this new one.
 
Exactly…
Im mostly worried about the shrimp carrying unwanted parasites.
I had made mistakes in the past for not QT fish. Ive learnt the hard way.
Now that I have a clean system (at least free from the main parasites) I would like to keep it this way.
Im moving this shrimp from an established tank to this new one.
Just QT it until it molts if you’re worried
 

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