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I guess it kind of depends on the look you're going for and how much maintenence you're up for.

There was a post on the forum about someone with a süsswassertang bonsai, which I thought looked cool, but that would also thrive with really low light.

My LFS/wholesaler (not quite sure what they are), had an awesome bonsai with Christmas tree moss.

Java moss would also look cool, but I think if you don't manage it, it can start to creep and grow mad crazy. Branch clusters may grow into each other.

It's not the picture you have but what about anubias nana petite? I saw a display once with the small leaves looking like tree leaves and the roots looking like vines.

Good luck with your project!

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