The flow properties of a colloidal suspension are influenced by attractive interactions. In this work we study the mechanical behavior of a weakly flocculated colloidal gel. A model system consisting of silica spheres (;These gels show a time induced yielding phenomena where upon application of a constant stress the gel first responds as if a solid-like material. The gel creeps slowly with time and after an induction time begins to flow at a steady state rate of deformation. Wall slip was ruled out and instead we suggest that this behavior is related to a relaxation mechanism in the gel.