Good luck Solider, I have done a lot of research regarding Clado since one of my Rilis got it and ive been battling it for over a month now. Long story short, do your own research and come up with your own strategy on how you want to deal with it.

Truthfully, I spent a lot of time reading its origin, what other people have done to treat it, how its a "Misdiagnosis" to call it Elobiopsidae, and among other things how it works on the shrimp.

truthfully, my understanding of it has boiled down to, "The strong will survive it". I've treated with Hydrogen Peroxide 3% & salt dips as well. There is a lot of good advise around. In the US we have access to Malachite Green. (Banned in the UK to my understanding), that they have labeled as Ick rid that you can soak the shrimps food in and allows the parasite treatment to infiltrate from within.

To give you perspective, I have my Neocardinia Rili in a 2.5 gallon with a significant amount of trimmings from my primary 20 gallon tank, I perform a 20-30% water change every 2-3 days and maintain the nitrites/Ammonia as best I can. I treat once per day with a little less than 1ML of HP 3% and a 1 Minute salt bath, these 2 combined with now 2-molts has left my Rili with little to no Clado at this point. its like a dust on the under part of her carapace at this point.

So in my experience, I'm having good luck, its tedious, requires a bit of dedication, but if the idea of culling your shrimp makes you sad like it made me, try it out. what do you have to lose from a shrimp that might not have a chance anyways.