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Old 02-07-2012, 01:42 AM   #331
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I racked my first ever sour (a Flanders Red) to secondary last night and was pleased to see this upon opening the fermenter:



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Old 02-07-2012, 02:06 AM   #332
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I have some great pellicles, but I can never take very good pictures.
For example boostsr20 how did you take such a nice picture?
Can anyone please share their tips and tricks?
It was a massive pita as it's in a Carboy that reflects light no matter what. I used a canon xs dslr with a flash light scoop. Basically set the lens right on the neck of the Carboy and manually focused with the light on, then turned out the light and snapped it.
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pics from some 1 gallon jugs of dregs i keep feeding
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I had this I infection happen a week ago. It had a long lag for the fermentation to start then 2 weeks later it looked like this. I had to dump this one. What type of infection is this?
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I had this I infection happen a week ago. It had a long lag for the fermentation to start then 2 weeks later it looked like this. I had to dump this one. What type of infection is this?
A good one
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I had this I infection happen a week ago. It had a long lag for the fermentation to start then 2 weeks later it looked like this. I had to dump this one. What type of infection is this?
Why didn't you let it ride?
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Is that a crooked stave bottle I see?
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Is that a crooked stave bottle I see?
Yes sir! Love me some Stave, especially the W.W.B.G.
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I had this I infection happen a week ago. It had a long lag for the fermentation to start then 2 weeks later it looked like this. I had to dump this one. What type of infection is this?
That's a gorgeous infection. Looks like some sort of biodome lunar base!

Now I need to go home and take pictures of my 7 month old pLambic to post!
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My Flanders Red, only a month in primary on nothing but Roeselare. Sorry for the pic, but it's hard to take decent pictures in a carboy.


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