Are my plants reptile-safe?

[Dynamitella]

Today I got these plants. They were all slightly under 4$ each, so I got all of the ones that I liked (they had no tags on them).
I mean, no waste of money if some turn out to be poisonous. Then I'll just put them in a pot in my room.

So. Do you know the names of theese, and are they safe for, let's say, a crested gecko?

[Heatheranne]

The only one I'd worry about is the croton (one with the orange lines). But it's only a problem if your crickets run free and eat your plants. Crotons are only harmful if eaten, so if your geckos eat crickets that ate them, it may be a problem. If you tong feed or bowl feed, it's not a problem. Pretty choices.

[Dynamitella]

Thank you
No, I don't ever intend to let any bugs into the terrarium. Since I sleep 2 feet from the cage, I wouldn't want any escapees.

[Heatheranne]

You're welcome. You should be fine then .

[deranged chipmunk]

Today I got these plants. They were all slightly under 4$ each, so I got all of the ones that I liked (they had no tags on them).
I mean, no waste of money if some turn out to be poisonous. Then I'll just put them in a pot in my room.

So. Do you know the names of theese, and are they safe for, let's say, a crested gecko?

i can give you the general names of the plants, since i'm on my phone and can't see them very clearly, but here goes L to R..Calathea sp., Bird's nest fern, croton sp. (rear), pilea glauca (front) another calathea sp (rear) and a bromeliad sp (front). like i said, i can't determine the cultivars from the pic i am seeing. but i hope those id's help you out.

[Dynamitella]

Thank you. I agree with all of it. It's exactly the same or very similar to the names in the store. I remember now
I wrote it all down.
Thanks again!