Is there such a thing as "too fat" for juveniles?

[YahMezSoup]

So yesterday Hue Jackman was having his dubia roach dinner and looked super happy and fat so I took a few photos of him and posted them on a herp FB group that I am apart of and jokingly commented "Do you think he is fat enough?" ... and then quite a few people responded that he was TOO fat. Mind you he had yet to have his bowel movement of the day, and literally just had three roaches. I think he looks healthy, but is he too healthy ?

Heres the pic I posted which got the backlash:



And one from today after a little digestion and a substantial bowel movement:

 

[TrebleClef]

I was literally getting ready to create a post about the exact same thing with my dragon Loki. No one else has said anything about my dragon being too fat, however I was wondering myself whether she is too large for her age. Mine is about 8 months old.

Here is a pic of Loki - this was several hours after having a bowel movement.

In your first pic of Hue he does look a little big, however I realize that this was before taking a poo In the second pic though I don't think he looks overly large, although I'm probably not the best authority on the subject since I'm seeking an opinion on the same thing.

 

[YahMezSoup]

Loki looks happy and healthy to me! LOL but again maybe I'm the wrong person to have an opinion here

Hue is around 7/8 months.

 

[TrebleClef]

Also, I'd just like to say that Hue is a very beautiful dragon. I believe he's in calendar E along with my Loki (unless there's another user with a dragon named Hue Jackman) I purchased one of the calendar's and it turned out wonderful!

 

[YahMezSoup]

That is him, and we thank you!