Should I agitate the bottles during conditioning?

[lagerfeld]

Hi.
I have recently bottled my Cooper Light Golden Lager and it is sitting in the house for a couple of weeks before going into the shed.

I regularly look at the bottles and I want to see something happening but I dont. I know that there is something happening and I maybe shouldnt worry, just leave them be, but I was wondering should I agitate the bottles at all to keep them working?

My main concern is that I am looking for a nice frothy head that will last longer than the first sip.

So, leave it or agitate it?

cheers

 

[Twostage]

Leave it.

The only activity you will 'see' is the beer clearing. Carbonation is normally invisible (although I have seen tiny bubbles at the very beginning until the pressure built up enough to keep the co2 dissolved).

If you want to monitor progress crack one open.