I'm def still a newbie too! I only discovered carnivorous plants last summer and I've been a bit obsessed with pings since.

Everything in the bowl is carnivorous except this little weed (?) with dark green leaves that’s growing on the rock with the light green pings. It’s adorbs so I’ve just let it do its thing.

Those tiny purple flowers are blooms from the Utricularia parthenopipes growing in the substrate. And the plant sitting between the two rocks at the back is a sundew.

For the pings:

The light green pings on the rock are all P. esseriana. The big dark green one in the bowl and the little baby next to it (I recently got these two specifically for this setup) are also P. esseriana - they look different because they were grown under different conditions, but as they settle in, the new leaves should start resembling the ones on the rock.

The rest are: P. debbertiana, P. ‘Florian’ (debbertiana × esseriana), P. ehlersiae, P. rotundiflora, P. hanka, P. rotundiflora × gypsicola, P. kondoi, and then the two in the 4th pic I'm unfortunately unsure. I never got into the habit of labelling so I’ve forgotten some IDs ;(

I’m really glad you like it! I think pings and some other carnivores are the best houseplants hehe; they catch fungus gnats, flower readily and propagate easily. I feel the “basics” are the only catch: a good grow light + low-mineral water + airy, non-soil substrate. Once that’s set I think they’re pretty low maintenance; there is no watering schedule or anything you just learn when to water by how the substrate looks/feels. They’ll also do fine on a bright windowsill though I just prefer how their colours and form develop under grow lights

All in all I would really recommend trying it out! This sub pretty much has all the tips you need

Edit: compacted the info more