- Thu Mar 14, 2013 6:50 pm
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Hey everyone. I have been feeding my VFT's crickets to help speed up their growth. I know the optimal size of prey for VFT's is about 1/3rd the size of the trap. The cricket I fed this B52 trap was indeed the correct size for the trap, yet something from the cricket caused a part of the trap to die. While it was digesting the cricket I observed the trap and it DID have a water-tight seal. The spot also formed during this time. Can anyone assist me with how to stop this or what had caused it in the first place?
The baby sundews are typical capensis just in case everyone was wondering. The largest seedling I have is in the background of the 2nd photo
The baby sundews are typical capensis just in case everyone was wondering. The largest seedling I have is in the background of the 2nd photo