You need a fine sieve or a brine shrimp net of the appropriate size to fish out the BBS from the water, as you will need to rinse them off before feeding. Excess BBS can be frozen in small ice cubes. You just to remove as much water as possible, and try to concentrate most of the BBS in the least possible water. You can keep them alive however, for days in a small plastic tank with fresh salt water made from a suitable marine salt mix like Red Sea Salt. Aeration is required and you can feed the BBS with Liquifry Marine or other soluble foods. Take note however, the BBS will change in size with every molt. 8 hours or so after they first hatch, they will molt into the 2nd stage or instar, and that is when they are least nutritious, so you must freeze the excess BBS early on.
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