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Pour Plate Method
First 1ml of the fermented water samples were transferred into sterile Petri dishes, using a sterile pipette. 15ml of Eosin methylene blue agar was poured into the Petri dish and rotate the Petri dish while on the table to mix the water sample with the agar. Next, this was allowed to solidify. Finally, this incubated at 370C.
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