How many of you keep hatchlings in the incubator untill there first shed?

I am only in my first breeding season but I am not gonna leave them in the incubator.

I some how do not feel comfortable with that not because of the temperatures ofcourse but because of the air the babies need, yes ofcourse there are some holes in the egg box (which are taped over now) but there are no holes in the incubator itself, knowing myself that would mean I would feel the need to open the incubator every day at least twice to let some fresh air and oxygen in what would cause the temperatures to drop.

I know I could very well be paranoid and that the oxygen is more then enough I just don't feel that comfortable with it

If I am being paranoid feel free to fix me :D :gj::gj:

The other thing I will do and have done for years is making sure that once the first one crawls out of the egg they get a water bowl. I can't tell you how many people I've seen not having a water bowl for their babies. I'm not saying its needed or bad that they don't but it just seems like babies will burn through their yolk faster than others so they'd need the hydration sooner.

I leave mine in their egg tub until the come out of the egg.
As they come out they get moved into their own 3qt tub with water and hide.
I also mist the tubs to keep humidity high until their first shed.