<span style="font-style: italic">Feeding:<br/><br/>Zaana is, of course, a large snake. She's easily large enough to swallow a human, and that's what she does. I would feed her one or more adult-sized humans every day, including myself if there were no volunteers to hand. This is a minimum; we have yet to find a maximum of the amount she can eat in a day, or even in one sitting! She can survive a lot longer without food than most would imagine, but the only real restriction on her diet is that her food is preferred to be live at the time of consumption, and able to put up some form of struggle or rubbing for her. She quite likes that.<br/><br/>Symptoms of being underfed:<br/><br/>If more than 24 hours have passed since her last feeding, her stomach will begin to groan and growl loudly, as an ordinary creature's would.<br/>If a week has passed since her last feeding, she will become somewhat upset and depressed, seemingly distraught by somewhat simple things and often breaking into tears.<br/>If two weeks have passed, she will become moody and angry rather than sad or upset. She is rather unapproachable when like this, unless you are a dear friend with a really, really good reason why you can't feed her.<br/>If three weeks have passed, she will lose her rational thought and be driven to eat anything in sight for eight hours straight, or until she passes out due to overfeeding (which, as stated above, I have never seen)<br/>Do not allow four weeks to pass since her last feeding. She will die. While she can survive longer without food than most creatures on the planet, even she has a limit somewhere. Do not let her reach this limit, ever.</span><br/><br/><br/>"Thank you," replies the snake gratefully. "I'm just glad to see that I'm not the only serpent here!"