David Richardson
David lives in North Carolina. He has a wide range of interests that enable him to share his opinions and expertise on a variety of subjects.
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Bachelors Biology - emphasis in Marine ConservationInterests
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The Polar Express Candy TrainThis is a guide how to make a Polar Express train out of graham crackers and Candy. -
True Ghost Story of My Oldest MemoryThis is a story of how the ghost of a grandfather was able to reinforce the religious upbringing of two young children. -
True Story of a Visit to the Haunted Payne Rd in Rural Hall NCThis is more of a recap of events than a "story."
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Clownfish TankI set up this aquarium for a friend who loves clownfishes. These images are about 2 years old but this aquarium is still thriving. -
Cactaceae: The Cactus FamilyThis is a college research paper that was submitted for a Taxonomy course at UNCW in April of 2005.
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The Evolution of Cichlid Tribes in Lake TanganyikaLearn interesting facts about the formation, the water chemistry, and the diversity of cichlids found in Lake Tanganyika. -
Proper Care and Breeding Techniques for Veiled Chameleons (Chamaeleo Calyptratus)Step-by-step process of how to properly breed veiled chameleons. -
Proper Breeding and Culture Techniques of the Anemonefishes Amphirion Percula and Amphiprion Ocellaris (Clownfishes)This is a college paper detailing the breeding techniques used at UNCW to breed clownfishes. -
King Mackerel and Mahi Fishing Offshore at Oak Island, NCThis is a collection of images from several different fishing trips. Images will be added to this slideshow several times each year. -
Images of My 30 Gallon Salt Water AquariumBeautiful corals, invertabrates, and fishes in a display of coraline algae and live rock -
Lake Tanganyika AquariumThis fish tank was specifically decorated to mimic the environment of Lake Tanganyika. Lake Tanganyika is the only place in the wild you can find these types of cichlid species. -
Vacation in St. Maarten/St. MartinBeautiful images from St. Maarten/St. Martin