Most Nepenthes are vines that eventually grow large; pruning (cutting the vine) keeps them manageable. They grow slowly, so vining stage may take years. Suitable species for a south bathroom window in Portland, OR:
In Oregon, east windows get morning fog—avoid for Nepenthes. From your list, avoid N. belli (needs warmth), N. aristolochoides (too slow), N. lowii (slow, humidity-sensitive). N. sibuyanensis can be tricky if air is dry. N. glabrata and N. gymnaphora are best for acclimation. Terrariums work but plants will outgrow them. Your 100W compact fluorescent for 6 hours supplements sundews adequately.
Good growing!
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