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48 hours in had to open my bucket.
48 hours in had to open my bucket.
snailtrail

48 hours in had to open my bucket.

I wasn't getting any bubbles in my airlock. I open my bucket to see if I have any krausen. there were no bubbles in there just the ring around as you can see in the picture. do you think I have anything to worry about or should I just let it go for another 2 weeks?

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I would wait, a lot of the time the activity is below the surface and everything looks good on top. I forgot which beer I made, but it sat for a while with nothing visible and then exploded on the morning of the third day with tons of activity.
 
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I have had similar issues. i shook the ferementer a few good times several times a day... got things excited and got the job done.
 

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