Question: Axie eggs larvae

i have recently had some layed and are my first batch and according to reading , all you need is an air-stone to keep the water oxygenated . however on the larvae i suppose a small filter could be used , however there is the chance the babies get sucked in . i would personaly just siphon the waste with a turkey baster :D
 
An airpump is okay.
 
I dont use filters or air pumps on my larvae or eggs.

I do daily water changes.

Mel
 
We used an airstone in half of our eggs and nothing in the other half. We did daily water changed on both and I really didn't see a difference then or now.
 
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