Ah perfect! Exactly what I needed! Thankyou!
It does. My very limited experience is that it was a little slower to adapt than anubias, maybe they require higher humidity. But in the end, it worked out well.
Microsorum pteropus is difficult emersed, because it needs very high humidity <"Riparium How-To: High-Humidity Setups">.
In my experience it will eventually adapt to much lower humidity than you might expect, I actually have java fern growing in a vivarium with basking lights but it took a long time for it to start producing more robust fronds that don't dry out and crisp up. The vivarium has an automatic misting system but it doesn't run every day and, housing lizards, it's nowhere near as moist or humid as any emersed setup for aquatic plants should be. I have Anubias congensis in the same vivarium and it's essentially a weed that I can't kill now but it too took a long time to adapt.
