Quarantine ghost shrimp?

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While my axie has been tubbed I got 5 ghost shrimp to add to the tank for maintenance while I continue to cycle it. Should I wait an extended time after the tank finishes cycling as a means of quarantining the shrimp? Example: the tank proves to be cycled two days from now, do I add her for wait longer to make sure the shrimp have been quarantined? Any advice is helpful, and yes I think the tank is close we’ve been cycling for almost 5 weeks now 🙄
 

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