2 week old courtaix with scissor/crossbeak

Sammi_0411

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Hey so i hatched two weeks ago and one my gals has scissor beak she can eat and drink well good size etc i decided to keep her as i knowi can give her the time and care when it says about trimming their beak when would i need to do that will i need to do that if she carrys on eating and drinking okay tia
Sam xx
 

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Poor thing...
He looks like a boy.
Are you sure it's able to eat okay?
Hi @Kiki yeah that was my main concern so i sit observing an hour 4 times through out the day so witnessed him eating properly and well his also one my biggest out of hatch lol..yeah im starting to think his a boy sometimes takes a photo instead of staring at him all the time to make u realise lol still keeping and looking after either way refuse to cull when he isnt struggling ya know? Xx
 
As long as he's eating well, you can give him a chance. I certainly wouldn't breed him, but he might make a fine pet.

@Sammi_0411 I have a confession to make. I often skip your posts because, while I can make sense of them, the lack of spelling, grammar, and punctuation make me have to read them 2 or 3 times to do so.

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Hey so i hatched two weeks ago and one my gals has scissor beak she can eat and drink well good size etc i decided to keep her as i knowi can give her the time and care when it says about trimming their beak when would i need to do that will i need to do that if she carrys on eating and drinking okay tia
Sam xx
You can see if there is an experienced bird groomer near you, I know in parrots, properly trimming a crossbeak can make a ton of difference.
 
Hey so i hatched two weeks ago and one my gals has scissor beak she can eat and drink well good size etc i decided to keep her as i knowi can give her the time and care when it says about trimming their beak when would i need to do that will i need to do that if she carrys on eating and drinking okay tia
Sam xx
I’m late to this, but I have a scissorbeak too! (Scarface is her name.) in my experience, if I have a rock in the cage she does pretty well chipping it by herself when it gets too long. I have a wider, shallow bowl I use for her feed so she can access it more easily and it takes her a little longer to eat but she does well. She also uses a bowl to drink as she can’t use the water pipe. If you just make sure they have access to feed, they work out just fine! Had boiled eggs and softer feeds work well for supplementation as well.
 

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