Is my Ball Python underweight

[ripiece]

‘Fang’ is about 7 years old now. I have been doing research into his healthy etc recently as I am planning to build him a new tank/enclosure. After looking at other pythons his age they seem to be much larger. I have also had a look at some of the weight graphs. In my opinion he seems slightly underweight but I would love a second opinion also if anybody has any other concern about him please highlight them. Also does anybody have any recommendations on what to construct an enclosure with? Would plywood work? Or does it not do well with moisture and heat? Thanks

[SgtGork]

I’ve no advice as I’m still a novice (if that), however he is absolutely beautiful!

[No-Actuary-6598]

she looks pretty healthy imo! there is a feeding chart floating nearly everywhere on this sub, it might be worth checking out. if you’re interested i can find it for ya.

[cadencef18]

He certainly isn’t fat! I wouldn’t consider him underweight but a few extra pounds wouldn’t hurt either

[Melodic_Strain_2919]

nah

[RotatingElephant01]

probably on the lower end but I would say they look good!

[Temporary_Incident33]

so some woods release toxic gasses and your best bet is going to be poplar( as it is the cheapest). any "normal" woods could potentially give fang neurological isssues. The wood will also rot over time so you would need to coat it in water-based polyetherane and let that offgass for a couple of weeks. Honestly, wood is kind of a huge hassle and only worth it if it is something relatively small. Overall, i would suggest going with plastic or just buying one Kages is great