I set everything up exactly like the instructions said. I think the equipment is set up right but I messed up with the sugar, water, and yeast part because it’s barely producing any bubbles. What temp should the water be and will it work in colder room? I found some yeast and baking soda in my fridge so I’m going to try it again just want to get it right this time.co2 for my tank
My first co2 attempt was a failure I set everything up exactly like the instructions said. I think the equipment is set up right but I messed up with the sugar, water, and yeast part because it’s barely producing any bubbles. What temp should the water be and will it work in colder room? I found some yeast and baking soda in my fridge so I’m going to try it again just want to get it right this time.
I set everything up exactly like the instructions said. I think the equipment is set up right but I messed up with the sugar, water, and yeast part because it’s barely producing any bubbles. What temp should the water be and will it work in colder room? I found some yeast and baking soda in my fridge so I’m going to try it again just want to get it right this time.
I found when I did DIY that the activation of the yeast was the key.
Activate the yeast in a bowl of tepid (~104°) water with a pinch of sugar. Mix it up gently, then cover it and let it sit for 5-10 min or so. When you uncover it, it should be bubbling like crazy. If it is, your yeast is good, and it's activated, and ready to add to your water/sugar mixture.
Activate the yeast in a bowl of tepid (~104°) water with a pinch of sugar. Mix it up gently, then cover it and let it sit for 5-10 min or so. When you uncover it, it should be bubbling like crazy. If it is, your yeast is good, and it's activated, and ready to add to your water/sugar mixture.
