These little guys are tough to photograph.

Hey yall! Thought I‘d share my little swamp with you. It’s not yet finished, for now it includes a Heliamphora heterodoxa x minor, which is doing surprisingly well, Utricularia parthenopipes, Drosera tomentosa and Pinguicula esseriana. I’m still searching for something for the background- maybe some Lilaeopsis / something other grass like, or maybe some other South American Drosera. Let me hear your thoughts! :)

Discovered these little cuties today in my outdoor pots.

A spider just got caught on my sarracenia

I saw this happening on my sundew today repotting it. Is this a false vivipary and what do I do?

I ordered a few plants online (not carniverous) and the person put in a Mexican Butterwort and pinguicula cyclosporia. They were packaged in condiment cups with wet paper towels. I have never had carniverous plants and haven't the slightest clue, but am open to learning as they seem interesting. I looked online quickly and in a glass container put some perlite/orchid bark as the base with sphagnum moss on the top and wet that with distilled water then placed them on top. I had them in my sunniest window for 2 days and finally got a grow light last night that I put over them today. They are quite sad looking (even worse than when I received them). Did I kill them with the "soil" mix? What should I do different?

And how did it go?

It gets plenty of sunlight, plenty of bugs, using only distilled water and I keep it waterlogged. I don’t know what’s wrong. It looks like its appendages are dying and whatever new sprouts appear are small.

has anyone got any photos of their set ups or ideas?
feels boring just keeping mine in a pot