Low-light plants for planted viv?

[Foschi Exotic Serpents]

Any ideas what I can put in a semi planted viv for an emperor scorpian? Im planning to do a peat/soil mixture deep enough for burrowing. I have read that plants will be uprooted if not left in their pots. What can I put in there that can stay in a tiny plastic pot with no overhead lighting? Or maybe there is some type of moss or something similer? I just want to make it look like a nice display and be very naturalistic for her. I cant really think of any plants that I can get that would do well in a dark moist environment.

[DSGB]

I have used pothos in some of my tarantula enclosures. Looks really good and is a very hardy plant, they do great indoors with minimal lighting.

[kitedemon]

Dracaena sanderiana, or Lucky bamboo! Cheap and easy to look after it can be grown in water only but often does better with soil. Very tough plant.

[gp_dragsandballs]

+1 for pothos. I had it in with my emperor just planted in ecoearth and its still doing great. On top of that it has pretty much no lighting.

[zackw419]

spider plants, bromeliads(sp) and pothos are all I've used. I like bromeliads(sp) best.

[musicalKeyes]

pothos will grow in anything, and there are some different colors, if you can find them. normally they are just light green or variegated, but I've got a much more orangey/brown one too. There are some fern varieties that also do pretty well. Some moss looks neat even when it's dead, so moss might be a good choice too. I use leaves in some of my live planted tanks, to make them look more forest-y (not a word? haha). Good luck, that tank should look really cool