Burm, Ball, and RTBs for adoption in DFW

Had several snakes put into my possession after the owner "couldn't keep them anymore". I've kept them and rehab-ed them as long as I can, and my living situation will become extremely unpredictable in a couple of months. Their previous owner kept them all in a single 75 gallon tank, and fed them "quarterly". They were skinny and badly shed when I got them, but otherwise healthy.

I can send additional, more recent pictures if interested. There is a slight re-homing fee of $50 for each to cover some of what I have already spent on them, but it is negotiable to the right home. Local only, though I'm willing to meet within an hours drive. Please consider adoption, they need a good home!

Female Red Tail Boas (not sure how to identify what kind)
Both are ~2 years old, but are still tiny. They've grown a lot since I've gotten them. A curious duo with a little bit of attitude during feeding. Eating F/T mice
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Male Normal Ball Python
~3-4 years old, the best off in the bunch as far as growth. He's a fatty and scared of EVERYTHING. Eating medium f/t rats.
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Male Burmese Python
~3 years old, nicknamed Balthazaar. He's several feet in length, but not much thicker than a BP. VORACIOUS appetite, either eating large F/T rats or 2 mediums, depending on which i can get a hold of. He is quite the character, always watching the going on's in the room, and comfortable but curious when handled. He has never struck me, though I have been very cautious when trying to get him out of his enclosure.
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All have been adopted! thanks!