What dusts are you using for her insects? Ideally you want a tube UV rather than a coil - a coil only covers a very small area of the viv, so it's easy for a beardie to get insufficient UV. Twitching toes can be a sign of the early stages of MBD, so you need to get the UV situation sorted asap.

 

twitching toes is a sign of hypocalcemia which leads to mbd

 

I always though hypocalcemia was an overdose of calcium. A spot UVB bulb for a beardie with a hide will probably be insufficient so calcium cannot be digested properly. For a young beardie the basking spot needs to be 110-115 otherwise again they cant digest there food so will cause issues.

Do you gutload your livefood? Is it eating veg? if so what are you feeding it? Stuff like spinach inhibits calcium absorbtion.

I think im right in saying that nutrobal should be used 3 times a week and calcium carbonate 4x for a young beardie. How much livefood is it eating?

 

As Above, sounds like not enough UV/D3/Calcium.

At 3 months you need to be dusting 5 days a week with pure calcium powder and 2 days a week with nutrobal.

Also, swap your compact UV bulb for a proper UVB tube. For a 3ft viv the best one would be a 30" Arcadia D3+ 12% bulb. Get a reflector for the back of it and make sure your dragon can get close to it (within 6")

You need to do the above asap, as MBD can only be stopped, not undone, the longer you leave it the worse it will get.

 

yep make sure ur dusting food
make sure u replace ur uvb when needed
make sure ur uvb is close enough to youur beardie

 

defo a tube light

 

Looks like this one has been well covered lol

Definatly a uv strip and calcium dusted livefood 5 times a week