D docmoran Well-Known Member Joined May 5, 2008 Messages 132 Reaction score 2 Mar 22, 2009 #1 how long is recommended for aquirium pump aeration -- intend to get oxygenator but for now using pump with hose and no stone on end.?? thanks
how long is recommended for aquirium pump aeration -- intend to get oxygenator but for now using pump with hose and no stone on end.?? thanks
BarleyWater Well-Known Member Joined Jan 31, 2007 Messages 2,199 Reaction score 29 Location Elmhurst Mar 22, 2009 #2 With an aquarium pump and no diffusion stone, you're much better off just shaking the thing for about 5 minutes. You're looking at 90 minutes to get a decent amount of aeration with the hose. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f13/surprising-aeration-results-79762/
With an aquarium pump and no diffusion stone, you're much better off just shaking the thing for about 5 minutes. You're looking at 90 minutes to get a decent amount of aeration with the hose. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f13/surprising-aeration-results-79762/
B Boodlemania Well-Known Member Joined Jul 14, 2008 Messages 593 Reaction score 7 Location East TN Mar 23, 2009 #3 What about with the diffusion stone?
Yooper Ale's What Cures You! Staff member Admin Mod HBT Supporter Joined Jun 4, 2006 Messages 75,117 Reaction score 13,268 Location UP/Snowbird in Florida Mar 23, 2009 #4 With a diffusion stone, I believe thirty minutes is about right. I can't remember the source for that, though.
With a diffusion stone, I believe thirty minutes is about right. I can't remember the source for that, though.
BarleyWater Well-Known Member Joined Jan 31, 2007 Messages 2,199 Reaction score 29 Location Elmhurst Mar 23, 2009 #5 I found the article, and at a high rate of flow with a stone, about 20 minutes will get you to an adequate level. Shaking is more effective and requires no additional equipment. http://cdn2.libsyn.com/basicbrewing...23&nva=20090324153223&t=00c9c11b24ee764125ffc
I found the article, and at a high rate of flow with a stone, about 20 minutes will get you to an adequate level. Shaking is more effective and requires no additional equipment. http://cdn2.libsyn.com/basicbrewing...23&nva=20090324153223&t=00c9c11b24ee764125ffc
llazy_llama Well-Known Member Joined Jan 20, 2009 Messages 2,832 Reaction score 92 Location Rapid City, South Dakota Mar 23, 2009 #6 Shake shake shake Shake shake shake Shake your caaaaarboy, shake your caaaarboy That's what I do, anyway. In a bucket, I just mix spastically with a whisk until my arms hurt.
Shake shake shake Shake shake shake Shake your caaaaarboy, shake your caaaarboy That's what I do, anyway. In a bucket, I just mix spastically with a whisk until my arms hurt.