Is my corn fat? (Pictures)

[Peanut Lover]

Is my corn snake fat? He is 2'1'' but I do not know how much he weighs. For a while he was really skinny and kind of stopped growing so I went straight from feeding him double pinkies to feeding him double fuzzies. Maybe he got fat because it's winter? Aren't you supposed to feed them less in the Winter? :shrugs:

Anyway, please click on the links for pictures and tell me if you think my corn is fat. I think I am going to cut his fuzzies down to one anyway...

Before (6 months ago):
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/263/sam1361n.jpg/

After (now):
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/59/1000652a.jpg/
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/21/1000600e.jpg/

[Christen]

He doesn't look fat to me. He looks like he is starting to fill out and look more adult and less babyish.

[lumene]

He doesn't look fat to me. I have a rescue who was nothing but fat when she arrived.

[Peanut Lover]

Oh really? That's great news. I thought I was a contributor to childhood obesity:blowup:

Should I just keep feeding him two fuzzies then?

[lumene]

Or if he can handle it, maybe a hopper?

[Christen]

Nope I just think Little Peanut is growing up and becoming a big boy.

[AliCat37]

I would feed him a hopper! They probably weigh the same as two fuzzies :)

[Sarah1228]

Awe!!! The baby isnt a baby anymore, looks big and healthy!!!

[Peanut Lover]

Ok thank you! I am hesitant on the hopper thing...maybe in a month or two.

[Naagas]

Wow. Peanut is getting big!
He looks good to me.

[lumene]

He looks big enough for it, you should weigh him though and let that be the deciding factor.

[Peanut Lover]

Eeeek maybe you guys are right. After I feed him he always looks up at me with puppy dog eyes like he wants more. I'll see if I can find a means to weigh him.

[lumene]

Walmart sells digital scales cheap cheap.

[Peanut Lover]

I actually bought one there before for like $20 but then I returned it because I needed the money. Can you get a spring scale and hang them from it lol?

[bitsy]

Put the snake in a pillow case - job done!

Now you just need to find a spring scale that measures in grammes.