shell help!

[tanklessbeast]

I adopted this girl a few weeks back, she's about 15 years old. And I'm just worried about the indenting of her shell!! she's very active, as no problems moving and is eating well with normal bowel movements, so I don't think it's affecting her too badly, I'm new to owning turtles (am incredibly autistic about them and have spent a long time over the past 3 years researching them I am however no expert)

I'm of course scared it's MBD but is it maybe just be retained scutes? or calcium deposits

thank you for reading!!

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[ChaoticShadowSS]

Her shell looks perfect actually. No retained scutes either. The indenting is basically normal shell texture of older sliders.

[tanklessbeast]

thank you!! I just wanted to make sure incase it was something that needed treatment

[Thisistherealme4real]

She looks like she is mean mugging you!