decapsulated, automatic feeders, and DIY

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Ok so I am trying to decide the best way to hatch baby brine shrimp, but in a way that a dunce like me can easily handle it. The easiest way I suppose is to buy the decapsulated brine and just throw it in. But is it better to actually raise and hatch your own using the soda bottle and net? I also see those automatic feeders and wonder if those are okay and if they are simple to use. So i am kind of confused on what I should do. I understand the logistics of these options but is one way better than the other?

BTW I am using these to rear invert larvae, so I want the brine to have the maximum nutritional value.

thanks
 
Heather, this is what I do.

http://www.melevsreef.com/pics/food/bbs/how_to_bbs.html

It doesn't take long at all, and keeps the pollutants out of your tank.
 
I did read that a few weeks ago along with the page about the recipe. But I suppose a better way to ask the question is weather or not anyone has tried the other methods and had success when compared to hatching them like you do.
 
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