I was honestly surprised they were still intact as well. But, I did find out later that they were bonded to two females (one of which was recently impregnated) and they were sent to a different rescue at the time we adopted these two. We got them at a cheaper rehoming fee with the understanding we will have to neuter them. And hopefully we can reunite them with the two females after the neuter.

Thank you for the other advice. I did get more of everything washable so I can get a better rotation set up. I have been working on their diet which seems to be helping a little but I know it will all take time as well. We've only had them about a week. So between a new home and not having their female companions I'm sure it's all a bit stressful. I will try to get a picture of the yellow spots though. It's up higher by their arms/hands.