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how do you care for a venus fly trap? wat are the requirment?
MorphTiles said:carniverious plants can be amazing!
check out the Pitcher Plants,
I am thinking about working with my friend Phil who raises only Carniverious plants and has created many new morphs of them himself to sell some of them through MorphTiles.com
MorphTiles said:the venus flys you get at the store all come from splicings from one species, they are useally root bound and in no shape to live. Find a breeder and you will be much happier!
A friend of mine is a breeder of all types of carniverious plants some are amazing!
Rebel Dragons said:You don't have to. As long as they get the light, nutrients, warmth and water they need they should be fine all winter.
You may have one or 2 that go dormant anyway though.![]()

Rebel Dragons said:You can order ants online from a few diffrent insect suppliers.
That way they can have food year round!!!![]()
Rebel Dragons said:If you keep them at "summer" levels of heat, water and food they should continue growing all winter long.![]()
Rebel Dragons said:What I found to be cheapest was order an ant farm kit. Then feed out of that. You can either let them establish a colony or order ant refill kits.
Everything can be found here.
http://www.birdcentral.com/feeder_accessories_page.htm
Rebel Dragons said:The kit comes with food, instructions and everything you will need to know to keep them alive.
As far as getting them out I always put a straw in there and let them climb into it. Once inside, I dropped the ant into the trap.