The eggs hatch faster in warm water and you get a more even hatch rate. I have mine sitting on top of a tank but I also live in a warm climate. A few people I know put the container in an aquarium with a heater set on 28C. The eggs hatch in about 24 hours at 28C. They use plastic bulldog clips or big clamps form the hardware store, to hold the container in place in the aquarium.
You don't need a light on them to get the eggs to hatch.
After the brown eggs hatch you will see little orange things in the water. The orange things are the baby brineshrimp called nauplii. When you see lots of orange, remove the airstone from the hatching container and put a light on one side of the container. The nauplii are attracted to light and will gather near it. Wait a couple of minutes for the eggs to settle and the shrimp to gather in a group, then use an eye dropper (pipette) to suck the baby shrimp out and squirt them into the tank with the fish.
After you have fed the fish, put the airstone back in the hatching container and repeat the process when you need to feed the fish again.
I use a plastic plant sprayer with freshwater to wash the eggs off the side of the container during the hatching process.
Start a new batch of eggs every day or two so there are always plenty of nauplii for the fish.