Zoomie
Yamadori
You raised corals, you understand light requirements better than 99% of people who post in "New to Bonsai". I would say yes, you more so than most could be successful.
Pick the species you like, figure out the lumens per square meter per hour you need, select lights accordingly. I like 6500K T5 lamps myself, good for most "part shade" species. I have a 1000 Watt, HPS Agro lamp for my full sun subtropicals. The grow shops will allow you to see different set up in operation before you buy.
My list of indoors includes Eugenia, Malpighia, a sub tropical Vaccinium, tropical Gautheria, Natal plum, Ficus, and a few I forget.
Thank you!
I have a fair understanding of lighting from corals and environments for dart frogs. That said, there was still a serious learning curve. Since I know nothing about Bonsai, my concern becomes that if I develop a problem, is it a lighting issue or a care issue. Because of this, I’m approaxhing with both hungry and respect.
I have got materials coming by Friday. I’m doing a rack of t5, a rack of t8, and anraxk of LED. I'll then run identical species (beginner, indoor tolerant examples) on each shelf. Be a great learning opportunity for me and I’m not jeopardizing some amazing example if I mess up.