Seaquest Marine website has all the supplies for clean operating aquarium. They sell many supplies needed to maintain your fresh and saltwater aquarium including Kent brand aquarium reverse osmosis systems. These systems use a several stage process to remove the impurities from your aquarium water that allow algae to grow and contaminate your fish. Most of the supplies are listed at retail prices. Items sold include additives, food, salt, and cleaning supplies, parts such as chillers, heaters, pumps, lighting, sterilizers and wave makers, as well as the entire aquarium. Using the web page is easy because each item category shows a list of available parts with a good explanation. A shopping cart system with secure checkout is used or you can call and place an order during working hours. They will even help create a custom aquarium for you.
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10/31/2007
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China 2007
- Best of the hundreds of pictures we took on our trip to China with the Ohio State Alumni and AHI Tours. Copyright Robert and Sheri Harper
Hawaii
- Our October/November trip to Oahu and Kauai islands in Hawaii. Pictures taken with a Nikon digital camera by Bob Harper.
Midwest Critters
- These are some of the fine birds and beasts we encountered on our recent trip along the Snake River and to the Dakotas for a family reunion. All photos copyright Robert Harper, were taken on a Nikon Coolpix 5700.
Melakwa Lake Hike
- These are some pictures taken during our Labor day weekend hike to Melakwa Lake. This hike is one of the many found in the Denny Creek recreation area in the Cascade Mountains of WA state, at the exit off I-90 bearing the name. Follow the signs to Denny Creek road, pass the campground and eventually you get to the Melakwa Lake trailhead. Total trip length 8 miles, approximately 9 hours with 2950 gain. Good stopping points at 1 mile in at slippery rocks and at the second falls about 45 minutes further. Hemlock pass is another 2.5 miles. Once you reach the top, the trail drops 1/2 a mile, 350 feet to the lake.
Mushrooms
- These photo's were taken yesterday by my husband, Bob on our day workshop on Mushrooms at the Cedar River Watershed in Washington state. See my blog about this event for more information. I don't know all the names of the mushrooms shown. The photo's were taken with a Nikon. All photo's and text copyright Robert and Sheri Harper.
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