Infection? Belgian Saison using WLP 568

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theshoe82

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Not sure if this is infected or not. It's been in the secondary for a month and it's still bubbling. It's a Belgian Saison made using WLP 568. It's in a room held at a steady 65 degrees and it was fermented in the mid to high 80s back in July.

I broke my hydrometer so taking a gravity reading was out of the question back in July.

Thoughts/opinions are greatly appreciated!

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If that yeast is a Belgian yeast then, it probably should look infected? Hard to tell with those pics,does it have flakey islands or is it just spitty foam? Seems normal looking to me.
 
Didn't you taste the hydrometer sample? That could give you a more accurate answer then people looking a some fuzzy pictures.
 
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