Yeast mixing help?
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If you used water that was too warm you could have killed the yeast. Or you could have yeast that is too old or has been stored badly. If you are adding anything except yeast, sugar and water to your bottle, I suggest not doing so until you first succeed with the basic mixture. This process, using yeast in sugar water is so simple it is hard to make it not work.
hi,
try this site: http://www.qsl.net/w2wdx/aquaria/diyco2.html
or this: diy co2
the first is the orginal, but it appears to be down now. the second is a copy of the first, but harder to read (they've centered all of the text).
try this site: http://www.qsl.net/w2wdx/aquaria/diyco2.html
or this: diy co2
the first is the orginal, but it appears to be down now. the second is a copy of the first, but harder to read (they've centered all of the text).
milesm;11302 said:
If you ever come across a 'down' web site my top tip is to go to www.archive.org and type the URL in. This site keeps copies of the internet for historical reasons.
It's so useful, it boggles the mind!
See
Archive of above site
I made a new mix.I put in all of the 1/4 oz. packet to see if the yeast is old.
And I let it sit longer than 10 mins. for the yeast to hydrate more then 30 mins. Then I put it in the bottle last night and I go up today and see and hear bubbles from the air stone in the tank.
Now I need to know how do you all regulate with this yeast mix the PH?
As to do much co2 from the bottle?
Also how do you all regulate and keep the kh up without make the ph go up and down? My KH is at 4.0 kh what is a good number?
And I let it sit longer than 10 mins. for the yeast to hydrate more then 30 mins. Then I put it in the bottle last night and I go up today and see and hear bubbles from the air stone in the tank.
Now I need to know how do you all regulate with this yeast mix the PH?
As to do much co2 from the bottle?
Also how do you all regulate and keep the kh up without make the ph go up and down? My KH is at 4.0 kh what is a good number?
If you use a pH test kit, the titration type test kit, where yellow is pH=6 and blue is pH=7.2, then 4 dKH is a great place to be. That makes the pH test kit the most accurate, where you can see small differences in color the easiest. So, 4 degrees KH is a very good number.