Welcome!
If your setting up a bioactive enclosure make sure at the VERY minimium it is in a 6x2x2 enclosure with a large non particle rocky area to provide an actual realistic substrate as particle substrates do not even come close to what these guys have.
They commonly live in areas that are usually a clay and dirt mixture. Barely any sand and have lots and lots of vegetation.
Beardies outside of Austrailia have very weak genetics and immune systems making them get impacted easier and are prone to fungal and other bactiera infection more than other beardies that have stronger immune systems and genetics.
And even if the habitat is 100% perfect you still run the risk of impaction, prolapses (This can cost up to 1,000 to fix), eye infections, fungal infections, bacterial infections because particle substrates provide a large bacteria breeding ground, and sometimes stained scales (most commonly seen in sand and other colored substrates).
The beardie population in the US currently has the worse genetics and immune systems.