Sam’s passion for water began early in his life. His first serious steps began when certified as a SCUBA diver at an early age, and then diving springs and caves of Central Florida. The devotion for learning more about water and its living aspect lead to a degree in Marine Science from the University of West Florida. He has published many articles, both in magazines and on the internet, and also co-authored a book on aquarium husbandry. Being an accomplished diver and aquarium biologist, lead interests and research to follow a varied path. Experience was gained in behavior studies of marine mammals, intensive culture of Pandalid shrimp, aquaculture of brine shrimp and marine tropical organisms.

A few years later Sam’s background, and focused curiosity for water and captive environments took a serious turn to aquariums. Over ten years experience as aquarium biologist was filled with much having been learned about how to take care of water and the marine organisms living in it. The experience gained only raised more desire to make the protocol and concepts of aquarium husbandry better. It actually gave new direction for research into the biogeochemical pathways of natural environments. At this time Sam’s research helped define the processes of natural nitrate reduction for aquarists.

As an integral part of life, there's always more questions than answers. Soon after natural nitrate reduction, the mysteries of water and magnetism lead into more research. Carbon and water are essential ingredients for life. It has also become evident that magnetism is the glue that helps hold life’s ingredients together. This is where Sam stands today on the edge of new discovery and applications for aquarium husbandry. Sam is dedicated with a few others to learn how to communicate more with water by understanding the relationships with fundamental elements and the forces of nature that drive the living aspects of aquatics.

Carl Denzer has been an aquarium hobbyist for over ten years. He refers to himself as an obsessive fanatic when it comes to tinkering with his tanks and maintaining marine life. Yet with all the years of enjoyment of tropical husbandry, he became bothered and frustrated with some of the short life spans in captivity. This led him on a three year journey of studies on the underlying principles of natural habitats, and what makes them function so smoothly. What he found was basic and simple, but involved quantum physics, which had never been directly applied to aquariums.

Investigating the theories of physics and the concepts behind it, unraveled a mysterious universal energy used throughout our world - magnetism. He became very curious with the molecular dynamics of water and magnets and if such could be transferred to his aquariums. This ultimately led him into further diverse areas of electromagnetism and other energy transfers used in nature. And after years of experimentation and hundreds of prototype developments, finally led to what is now call the ECO-Aqualizer.

Carl brings a new way of thinking to the numerous philosophies in the aquarium industry. He believes that all living things are dependent on a ‘fuel source’ for energy and proper functioning. And that water itself, is a living organism, and so needs its own fuel source to maintain its longevity and proper functioning. Both the Earth’s magnetic field and the Sun’s electromagnetic radiation waves serve just that very purpose.

The forces that govern nature are the principle foundations of all natural habitats, and when directly applied to aquariums in captivity, seem to help fill in the “missing link” towards achieving a balanced ecosystem that can literally maintain itself.