beaks

[phebe121]

Are there beaks ok hers looks a little long

 

[Yvonne G]

Yes, the first picture is just a tad too long right in front. The other picture is just fine.

 

[wellington]

The first one agree, a bit too long. The second one is fine. Are you feeding them on a piece of tile or flat stone? If not, do so, it will help to file them down and to keep them filed down.

 

[phebe121]

I have them eatting of a terracotta plate how do i fix her over grown beak i dont want to hurt her do the feel pain in there beak or is it like a finger nail

 

[animal-lover506]

I have them eatting of a terracotta plate how do i fix her over grown beak i dont want to hurt her do the feel pain in there beak or is it like a finger nail

I found this video. You might have figured out how to do this by now.

 

[animal-lover506]

And I'm pretty positive that their beaks are like fingernails. If you file it too short though it will hurt so be careful about that.

 

[animal-lover506]

And I'm pretty positive that their beaks are like fingernails. If you file it too short though it will hurt so be careful about that.

@Yvonne G @Tom am I correct?

 

[phebe121]

Thanks everyone

 

[Tom]

I would leave that beak alone. With a good weedy diet and some occasional whole cactus pads, that will probably work itself out.

 

[phebe121]

They love there weeds i hope it can work it sell out will a cuddle bone help

 

[Yellow Turtle01]

Yes, and if they eat it, it can give them calcium. I feed my tort on a flat rock, and it keeps his nice and short.