The lumber is the part I'd worry about with shrimp and snails. Pressure treated wood from the last twenty years or so uses copper based preservatives (older stuff is CCA, copper plus arsenic), and hornwort is very good at soaking up copper. It gets used in studies on pulling metals out of ponds.
Rinsing won't get out what's in the leaves. I'd grow a few sprigs on in a clean bucket for a few weeks and only use the new growth.