let them Soak in clean water for a day or 2  then put them in the overnin 150 for like an hour  they should be fine

Isn't mixing bleach and ammonia... somewhat deadly?

It was done on 2 different days, I didn't mix them in the same bottle or anything.

We always froze any wood items that were to be placed in tanks with herps when I worked at the aquarium to remove any possible parasites.  We use JurassiClean on the wood items in our bearded dragon's enclosure.  It is not toxic and leaves a nice clean smell...Placing the wood item out in the sunshine will also lessen the effects of bleach and ammonia (bleach will degrade with exposure to light)...

When I kept wood items in my enclosures. I would rinse it off and cook it @ 200 for 30 mins. Heat kills everything!

I haven't had any mold regrowth after simply scrubbing off the mold with a sponge and then heating the *wet* wood in the oven ~200/250ºF.  I try to not use bleach or ammonia when cleaning animal products, unless it's on glass and it has a few days to lets the fumes dissipate

I always scrub with hot water and a mild soap solution, rinse well, then bake at 200-250 for 30-60 minutes (depending on thickness).  I tend to avoid any harsh chemicals on wood, since it's so porous/absorbent.  If you're experiencing a lot of mold/mildew, you might consider waiting until the wood is bone dry, then treating with a water-based polyurethane sealant.  3-4 coats will make subsequent cleanings much easier, since the wood will be sealed.  If treating w/ polyurethane, let it dry and off-gas until you can't smell it anymore, then wait another 2-3 days for good measure before placing in an animals' enclosure.

i would toss the wood ammonia and bleach are toxic when mixed and wood soaks up liquids