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The palm looks like a Costa Rican Bamboo Palm. It should be safe. Other two are what Carol said and they are safe.

Ficus are called and labeled "fig" trees sometimes. Both of you are right. And yes its safe.

Im not sure what you mean by bark. Palms dont have bark. Im guessing you mean the base of the frond that grows from the trunk. It probably has a name, but im not sure what it is. Are you in FL? Could you find out the palms species? If its a cabbage/ sabel palm, all parts are safe. I cant vouch...

Palm tree bark? What kind of palms are they?

Ti's are safe.

Great Photos! Its a shame so few people work with Chamaeleo. There are ways to tell the difference. Some have spurs, some dont, size and length of the occipital lobes etc etc. Im no expert though. I think there may be a article on Dilepis on Chameleonnews.com.

Also, why doesnt Yemen export?

Wow! Fresh Veiled Blood!!! Send some my way! Do you have photos of the parents?

Has anyone really had problems with this plant??? I have used it many times without any issues. Its very common here in S.FL. Its an invasive plant so it grow everywhere. For years I have collected these and used them from everything from critter enclosures to goofy looking bonsai. There fine...

Great Photos! Thanks for sharing!

Its more then likely fine. Ive use many species of schefs without any problems.

Microscope!

Its ok to use.

Cool stuff! Thanks for sharing!

I agree with Chris. Looks like a cooter. Its healthy looking to me, so whatever your moms been doing, she being doing it right. Goodluck and thanks for sharing!!!

If im not mistaken, veileds are found on Maui and I dont think there even finding them anymore. Also if you were to find a veiled, I dont think you would be allowed to keep it like a jackson.

I have had a veiled clutch hatch with a very similar eye problem. I think it was caused by me incubating them at to low of a temp. I hope yours do well. Hopefully someone can give you good advise. Goodluck!

Hmmmm.... This is a hard one. Do I agree with it??? Not sure yet. I do know amphibians are on the decline everywhere but its true BD is almost everywhere. Will stopping the trade really help? Probably not. We do need to start tighting up on the importation of them though. Maybe treat them...

It might be time to replace your uvb bulb. Also natural sunlight helps with health problems sometimes.

Im a cheerleader. Are you telling me its not hard??? GO Team!!!