Kaizen Media Blog

TheraLED is a breakthrough invention utilizing the natural healing power of light that will bring relief to many sufferers of back pain, knee pain, sore or inflamed joints, sports injuries, repetetive strain injuries, general aches, pains, and more!

We designed the logo and the website to convey the concept of natural healing from LED light therapy. We also formatted the product manual.

TheraLED.com is an example of an informational site, giving current and potential customers as well as manufacturers and wholesalers access to product information so that they know the benefits of the product and of course how they can purchase it.

Click here to visit www.theraled.com.

Here are some videos of our Serpent Starfish (ophiura ophiura) eating and being active.

Serps eating a piece of shrimp.

Here he falls down, looking a bit human-like, quite an amazing little creature.

The day after we added our live rock the tank was ready for the livestock. An important thing to note is that we added our superbac (live bacteria) the night before we added the livestock. The bacteria is added to help the nitrogen process start faster and it made things move along much faster. We saw the presence of nitrate within 3 days which is very fast. Usually it will take 3-6 weeks for the nitrate to show up in a new tank.

Our first livestock inhabitants: 1 yellow wrasse, 1 damselfish, 1 serpent starfish and 2 hermit crabs.

Within a few days of adding the substrate and salt water the tank cleared up and was ready for the live rock. We started off by adding about 25 lbs of live rock into our 38 gallon tank. Within hours we saw the rocks come to life as growth started to appear and sprout throughout the rock.

Legends 5/8th scale racecar driver Kevin Foisy needed a site so that fans could follow and stay connected with Kevin.

We designed the website to include his schedule so that fans can find out where and when he’s racing next, and a picture gallery featuring a bunch of really great racing images of Kevin Foisy.

Click here to visit www.kevinfoisy.com.

Wishing everyone a happy and healthy summer!

Warren and Alex Banks

The next step to setting up our reef tank was rinsing the coral sand thoroughly, adding it to the tank and mixing up batches of salt water. We used Instant Ocean salt mixed with conditioned tap water and added it pail by pail to the tank.

We decided it was time to fulfill one of our life goals: setting up our first ever salt water reef tank. It all started by setting up the new 38 gallon tank on top of our new aquarium stand.