IMHO... for what it's worth...
the smaller the container the harder it will be to control the swings in environmental conditions... like temperatures, humidity etc.
Also, unless you only plan to have a few small plants,
your plants will quickly outgrow (in size & number) this container. (It was small to begin with!)
Containers like these are great looking & give the feel of having an actual mini-greenhouse!
However they also carry along the negatives of owning a greenhouse, and you will very quickly feel the effects of small greenhouse ownership!
Over the years I have had a few of these sort of "terrariums" & they are great for very small plants (ie. small at maturity), especially under artificial lighting.
(Although this one seems to have no flat/level top upon which to rest a fluorescent light, however it could be done.)
(There are some terrific set-ups here by people who grow a variety of mosses & other woodland plants, along with a variety of frogs & such, so some things can be done quite well with containers of this size.)
However for growing larger plants (like Neps) you will find they tend to outgrow it rather quickly. And if you plan on putting it in a sunny window for lighting, you will soon discover that you have actually created a mini solar oven, in which you have cooked your plants!
(Now for the positive!) It looks nice, and only costs $20*!
*$20 not including the cost of baked plants.
Good luck with your decision.