Is my ball python too fat?

I have a female cinnamon who almost a year old now. She weighs 487 grams; just weighed her a few seconds before these photos were taken. I'm worried that she looks too chunky. I know ball pythons are supposed to be thick snakes, but I have a male cinnamon who is almost the same age as her and he looks so slender compared to her! I read they aren't supposed to get hefty until they're adults and being only a year-ish old she still has a ways to go. I'm feeding her a weaned rat every week. Maybe these worries are for nothing, but I want to make sure I'm not compromising her health! I fed her three days ago in these pics.

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She looks fine. My females are all a bit thicker than the males, it's because they're built to carry eggs.

Lol my male looks almost that exact same thinkness. The vet says he was impressed at his size.

She just fine.....wait She actually looks like my mojave male

I'd love to see a fat ball python.

They're supposed to be chunky! And a lot of females are ready to breed by a year and a half to two years old. Breeding size is 1500g. So if your girl is almost 500 at a year old, shes definitely not overweight.


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Gorgeous girl, btw.

Thanks for all of the replies! It's good to know that my girl isn't overweight. :) I was going to up her prey size soon but didn't want to if she was bigger than she should be. Guess I don't have to worry about that now!

Nope, looks good.
They all grow at different rates.
I have two girls that broke the 1000g mark in a year and some that are not even 800g at the two year mark.

Not fat at all BP's are stocky snakes!!!

A sign for an obese BP is scale separation when/if you can see white lines around/between there scales, thats a sign they are getting a lil chubby

She looks good. As far as I know BPs dont get fat. They stop eating when they want.