Question: Larvae setups and brine shrimp

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I understand there are two schools of thought regarding starting young larvae:

the near-sterile, small tub setup with daily water changes
and
the big-established-tank-full-of-plants setup.

So in raising my larvae I have tried both, and I like the big tank with plants version better, but I'm wondering if others who keep larvae in established tanks feed BBS at all? Since they have the potential of really polluting the water.

Do BBS only go with the sterile, daily-100% water change method?
 
whoopsie - I think I should have posted this in the species section? Or maybe it doesn't matter..
 
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