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Yes, typically the red-leafed flytraps grow a bit more slowly than the green-leafed flytraps. This is likely due to the anthocyanin (the pigments that give red flytraps their color) filtering out some portion of the photosynthesizable sunlight. But not all red-leafed flytraps are slower growing. FTS Maroon Monster, for example, can keep up with even the fastest growing and largest green-leafed flytraps