Is this anything to worry about?
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JerseyWendy
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Welcome to the forum, Daniel. 
What do you mean by "it looks dry?" Birds' beaks are always dry, and sometimes they even look to shed some of their beak, as the beak is growing. It's really nothing to worry about.
A picture would be most helpful. http://www.parrotforums.com/technical-support/6287-how-post-pictures.html
What do you mean by "it looks dry?" Birds' beaks are always dry, and sometimes they even look to shed some of their beak, as the beak is growing. It's really nothing to worry about.
A picture would be most helpful.
http://www.parrotforums.com/technical-support/6287-how-post-pictures.html
Mekaisto
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That looks normal to me
If you notice his feathers looking dull or dry or his skin looks dry, he may not be bathing properly or the humidity in your house may be too dry. Try squirting him with water every few days if he doesn't bath.
If you notice his feathers looking dull or dry or his skin looks dry, he may not be bathing properly or the humidity in your house may be too dry. Try squirting him with water every few days if he doesn't bath.
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It looks normal
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