daveooph131

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2nd batch - A light Amber color American Ale

No signs of fermentation after about 30 hours. This pic is close to 48 hours. And it looks like a white mold to me. What are your thoughts, is it infected, should I pitch more yeast?

histo320

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Where's the pic?

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daveooph131

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Let's try that....

Revvy

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That's the start of krauzen building...remember fermetnation may take up to 72 hours to start....looks like it's starting to me....

http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f39/fermentation-can-take-24-72-hrs-show-visible-signs-43635/

That little foaming ring is the fizzy start of a yeast house....

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SchizoFilly

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Mold after 2 days, not likely.

Liquid or dry yeast? what strain? Temp? Give some details here.

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Looks normal to me. I'm guessing this wasn't liquid yeast with a starter.

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Ok details. I posted earlier about this...My girlfriend was trying to help me bla bla bla, long story short I wasn't paying attentions and she rehydrated the yeast when it was prob. 90f to 100f. I was nervous it killed it off.

I ended up pitching the dry yeast "Safal US-05" at around 60f. My first batch ever took off in probably 8 hours, so when this showed nothing for the basically 30 hours I was worried. Then it looked like mold to me, at about 48 hours. Still a noob, just different because the first kreson just launched off and never showed anything resembling a mold at first.

I had read the post on it could take up to 72 hours, but with the cirumstances of the rehydration, I was a little more worried.