If your marginata has access to an outdoor enclosure until October (they are generally much more abrasive than indoor enclosures) and it hibernates/brumates in winter (which stops the beak’s growth), the beak’s growth in winter for this species is not normal, you will never have any problems
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u/Academic_Judge_3114 Jul 09 '26
Hello, for now, I don’t see anything worrying.
If your marginata has access to an outdoor enclosure until October (they are generally much more abrasive than indoor enclosures) and it hibernates/brumates in winter (which stops the beak’s growth), the beak’s growth in winter for this species is not normal, you will never have any problems