Two former rescue BP's, returning

I will get pics tomorrow, one is Nigel/Ozymandias and Brass/Petunia now Pete.
Nigel is my avatar pic, he was 2 yrs old, and barely larger than a big hatchling.
Pete was a ch from a pet store that hadn't been fed or started properly before being sent to the store. And was only 20 something grams when we got him.
He may be a granite type, but has killer blushing!!
Nigel will never be fully rounded out due to his 2 years of near starvation.
I adopted him out to some dear friends, who due to their own reasons decided it was best for them to come back to me.
I have told them that if in a few months they get going the direction they want to be.. .they can have them back any time.
They have done a GREAT job with the boyz :bow::gj::D. And boy have they grown!!

Carol

I want to thank Paige and Tim, who adopted them from me, and though a hard decision, gave them back, I hope only temporarily. If not they are here to stay!! They did a wonderful job with these boys!!!
Well here is Pete, aka Petunia.
He has grown!!
Before- The day or so after I rescued him next to a quarter, still in hatchling skin, about a year and a half ago, hadn't been fed in 2 months, if ever...
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...s/DSCF0969.jpg
And today
http://i28.tinypic.com/2dub8u9.jpg

And Ozymandias aka Nigel.
He was 2 yrs old when we rescued him, dehydrated, and severely underfed.
Before-
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...s/DSCF0560.jpg
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...s/DSCF0561.jpg

And now 2 plus years later!
http://i26.tinypic.com/2r4h1ds.jpg
http://i28.tinypic.com/11hgrwy.jpg

Great job...nice to see people doing good thing.....

Such handsome boys! You've done a great job with them, they look so healthy now. It's hard to believe that first pic of Nigel is an adult python, he really did look like a large hatchling.

People like that are awful! Im so glad you rescued and fixed them up! No ball of that age should be that small! My little bella is 4 months old and at 200 grams already! Congrats on saving such sweet little lives :gj:

Amazing how they've grown! You (and your friends) did a great thing for these little guys. :)

And shame on whoever let them get that way...... :colbert:

its amazing what proper care can do

Beautiful snakes, Good Job!