Whitish Layer on top of secondary

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waitej02

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I racked my rye IPA into the bottling bucket yesterday after 2 weeks (dry hopped with cascade and columbus). There was a whitish layer which looked hard. I have seen the hops floating before, but this looked like milk-fat. I lost quite a lot of yield, as I left this behind. It did not smell. Any ideas what it may be?

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A friend sent me a picture of one of his batches with a film, but it looked different (covered the entire top and seems bright white). Any thoughts on this one?

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That doesn't look like a pellicle, looks to me like some residual krausen? I'm not sure :confused:
 
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