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hi @Kam welcome to the forum. bonding can take a lot of time and patience! find some treats that she likes and continue to work with her. get some gloves to protect yourself. it helps. trust me.
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Welcome to the forum! It will take many months for her to calm down a bit. Be patient. Time is on your side. Babies are always skittish. Even beardie babies are! Pay attention to her and give her space when she isn't having it. Be patient patient patient.
I used to put plastic plants in with my girl and she never gave them a second look. It should be ok. Make sure they're non-toxic and clean and that they can't easily come apart into choking hazards.
Welcome to the forum! I don't know of any tegu breeders in the UK but I'm sure if you poke around a bit you should be able to find someone who would at least know! Are you guys located near a major metropolitan area where you can find local exotic pet shops?
Welcome to the forum. The waves in the tail look pretty normal. But it's hard to tell from that picture. Can you post more photos? Or describe what you're seeing?