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Alice, the Burmese Python |
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Alice, a Burmese Python, was purchased from the same pet store as Dameon. Unfortunately, all of my efforts to get this establishment closed or at least forced to maintain better conditions for their animals failed, so I resorted to purchasing as many of these animals as I could afford.
Alice was extremely aggressive, underfed, and being housed in the same enclosure as countless amounts of feces and urine. Her water was filthy, her skin infested with mites, and her eyes blurred from retained eye caps. Now, she is mite-free, incredibly docile once out of her enclosure, and amazingly stunning in appearance. Se is very trusting, but she does respond with a threatening display when approached when she is still confined to her enclosure. A prekilled rabbit eater, she is currently over 11 feet in length and weighs around 35 pounds. There are some pretty graphic eating photos on this paper, so the squimish be warned. |
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2001. This is a picture of Alice in her halfway house before I adopted her. |
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2001. This is close-up of Alice in her half-way home. |
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2002. Here's Alice once she got accustomed to her new enclosure. |
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Serpentine Sigh. No, she's not bored, but Alice is using this massive yawn to help realign her jaws. |
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2002. Alice is in the beginning phase of shedding in this picture. Note the milky look of her eyes. |
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It's not exactly "Alice In Wonderland", but she certainly does enjoy spending quality time with the White Rabbit. |
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Here you can see how Alice is starting to progress by working her jaws over the rabbit's head. |
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A mere 7 minutes after the last photograph was taken you can see that Alice has nearly finished her meal. |
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