I would prefer to exclusively use daphnia than baby brine shrimp (bbs) as it is less work, also more water changes are potentially stress full to larvae. With bbs I would feed twice daily and clean the water before every feed, you can get away with one feed and clean. When you use daphnia they stay alive for longer but be aware that newly hatched larvae will not be able to use the adults as they are too large, you need to feed baby daphnia. How often you do water changes will be dependent on water volume , stocking density, amount of available food and wether your tank is full of plants. You need to change the water as often as is required lol. For an example, a 2ft bare tank with forty newly hatched may require a 20% change every couple of days, plus slurping the muck off the bottom, as they get bigger split the batch to other tanks to reduce the bio load. I generally use a bare tank with an air stone , a few pieces of elodea and duck weed. This provides some cover, shade to keep the tank a bit cooler and the plants will remove some of the ammonia(not much but every little helps). As they get bigger I tend to move them to cycled tanks with a sand substrate , planted and hides, you are less likely to kill them by moving stuff about or syphoning them up when they are bigger. It is all a matter of experience, which unfortunately you have to learn the hard way, despite any information you can glean off the forums, just do your best and keep those shrimp eggs handy , daphnia can be a pain in the butt for crashing.