That little pot would look nice with a bunch of Fenestraria:). Would be an easy plant to find. Conophytums would look nice in their, but that could be more difficult to find. Plus not as nice to your wallet;).

Mammillaria luethyi would look nice, but idk if that would work since they have that big chunky taproot and your pot looks shallow.

I like the Fenestraria idea Conophytums look nice but touchy...

I find baby toes easy, but Conophytums not so easy;). Your pot reminds me of Haworthia pumila 'Donut'!

Are you trying to do a more bonsai look?

Oh...I like that one a lot . Doesn't really have to be a bonsai look, I'm open for ideas.

How wide is it? Maybe three Crassula tetragonas that are kept pruned, or any of the many small Crassulas like C. capitella. Along those lines, a Portulacaria afra with good branching.

Jeff it's a little over 4 inches wide. I like both the c. capitella and p. afra

I was thinking something that rambles like a small leaved sedum.

Something with bumps definitely .... Titanopsis or Aloinopsis.

Thanks Paul that's what I was thinking too...as a matter of fact I picked up a few from home depot. But I keep going back to that Haworthia pumila 'Donut' that Kara suggested.

Wouldn't Haworthias have roots structures that would prefer a taller pot? I'm not familiar with pumila as far as roots go.

Haworthia pumila 'Donut' would be good too. ;-)

While haws may prefer taller pots, I have some planted in small/shallow bonsai pots ....

Yes closer to an saucer, wow I didn't know that they had roots like that. Almost like a caudex.