I did not see it yet . you are alright it is a crossed beak ( super recessive genes .) but mostly is caused by deficiency of mineral in the breeders stock .
William had it .his top part of his beak used grow so fast and cause the bottom one to move side way .
I had to trim his top part of his beak .
I don t worry about it he is not a show bird or sure but he will do magic in the correct breeding pen . I m 100% sure .
chooks man
Thanks again for your helpful comments!
I think that picture might be deceiving; I'm pretty sure his beak is okay. I'll have to grab another picture to make sure, but I think it might just be a piece of food stuck to the side of his mouth lol. I had 2 crossed beak lavender Ameraucanas this year, and they were so bad the chicks couldn't eat right. I ended up culling them because they were failing to thrive.
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