What wood is the armoire made of? Any conifer is toxic if it isn't sealed. It doesn't look like cedar thats a plus cedar is the worst of the conifers. If it is pine i would take her out of it until it's sealed and cured. I can't tell what type the uvb is, if its coils they need to be replaced with long tube type. Coils just don't work well, and mercury vapor bulbs are sketchy at best. With the tube type if its t5 bulbs she needs to be able to get between 10 to 15 inches of the bulb. If the bulbs are t8 she needs to get 6 to 8 inches. You can tell them apart 2 ways (besides finding the stamp on them) t5 are smaller diameter and have 2 prongs on each end. T8 are fatter and have a round button on tbe end. Her basking surface temp needs to be 95 to 105ish, it's best to use a digital probe the infrared thermometers aren't accurate on some materials. The lightning and heat are the most critical to get spot on if it isn't right they want thrive. They will go off food without both uvb and heat. They can't digest food without heat, that can't metabolize calcium without uvb. Both lead to mbd and neurological problems like your seeing with the legs. If you can get her out in the sun for 30 minutes to an hour per day that will help with heat and uvb. I would suggest to continue to give her the critical care, its loaded with stuff they need, but honestly if you can get her eating real food the sooner the better, just be sure to dust it with calcium and multivitamin. I'm sorry for the long post, i just want every beardie to be healthy and happy so i tend to go overboard. I hope this helps, I'm not an expert (some folk here are though) but i do have around 8 years experience keeping them so if i can help you in any way I'm happy to do so, if i can't I'll try to point ya to someone that can.
