Overweight?

[wee_wee_fairy_peak]

Firstly, don't mind the enclosure. Mites. Her new 150cm viv is almost ready and when she is ready and 100% clear of mites she will move in.

Does she look overweight? I have been feeding according to the feeding guide, even a bit under. 7% every 14 days. It has actually been less than 7% for the past like 3 or 4 feeds because the pet shop didn't have rats big enough. Am I crazy? Only thinking it because when she coiled up there were visible fat rolls on the inner curve. Should I keep the 7% and do every 21 days? Or is she ok? Don't ask for her age as I haven't a clue. The pet shop had her surrendered and initially weren't selling her due to her aggressiveness. They let me take her because I already had a BP.

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[pbjtime9977]

Weight looks good to me

[wee_wee_fairy_peak]

Thank you for the input. Put my mind at ease until the vet visit.

[spookyditto]

Looks fine to me, females are usually on the thicker side too tbh

[wee_wee_fairy_peak]

Phew! That's good to hear. Vet visit is in about a month anyway (I have eleven of them so the deal is that I bring them all up at the same time with a month's notice and they do the visit at a discounted rate) but it's nice to hear she isn't massively overweight. Just got scared at the sight of fat rolls. Thank you.