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I have to leave right now but i'll try to post those pics sometime today or tomorrow.

It's usually between 90 and 100. The lights are in a row across the top of the screen in this order: UVB, basking, nocturnal basking. BTW she is regularly handled and is rarely passed around the room and held by my whole family. Update: The swelling has stopped but her neck is still...

Yes, it's the second picture. Sorry about the wattage. I saw the second 0 but didn't see the dot. Thanks for catching that.

The tank is 45-50 gallons and the UVB bulb is a 100 watt(Reptisun). The Basking light and nocturnal Basking light are also 100 watts(ZooMed). She has a large piece of wood for her to climb on and a hollowed out log for a hiding place. She also has a green floor piece that almost is like moss...

Today my beardie has a swollen neck. I went away for the night and had my family feed her. They gave her 5-6 small crickets and now her neck is slightly swollen. I have a 100 watt Reptisun UVB bulb and her basking temp is around 100 degrees. I don't know what's up though. She also turned black...

I would guess she probably was impacted. What kind of base do you have in your tank?