First of all, thanks everyone for being so helpful. I decided to wait a
little bit longer and now I'm finally seeing a few bubbles, but it's only
like one bubble every 5 minutes or so, so I still think something is wrong.
I'm going to go to the store tomorrow to pick up some wine yeast (everyone
says it is better) and I'll add it to my current batch to see if it ups the
CO2 production. Thanks again to everyone.

Daniel.
"Anton Valouev" wrote in message
...
The yeast in the bag is probably dead. May be got frozen, or overheated
before you have bought the system and died. So get yourself some yeast
from
the baking section of the food store.

"Daniel C. Smith" wrote in message
...
Okay, keep in mind that I'm a beginner. I purchased the Nutrafin system
CO2
system because it looked like a good solution for my tank and it
wouldn't
be
an eyesore in my house. I just have one problem, I cannot get it to
produce
any CO2 yet that I can see. The yeast, sugar, baking soda and water
have
been in the reactor for over 24 hours now and still no CO2 bubbles can
be
seen. The directions say that the fermentation should produce CO2
within
2-10 hours, but my setup has been going for much longer than that now.
I
checked the hose and made sure the cap was screwed on tightly on the
reactor. I followed the directions verbatim, but no luck yet. Has
anyone
else had a simlar experience? Also, if anyone has any tips they'd be
greatly appreciated at this point. Thanks.

Daniel