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Lots of healthy growth, but they get deformed and one has a light tan patch.

This is the patch that looks like a bruise almost

I think you may have some nocturnal pests chewing on your plant.

The patch doesn’t look like bite marks, and they are indoors at the moment.

Did they come in from outside? Could something be inside the pot? I really don't know what's up with it but that is all I can think of.

They came from outside but they have been indoors for a week.

I’ve never seen any pests.

That's why I said nocturnal. Somebody, somewhere (I can't remember where; I've slept too many times since then) had their plants being eaten but couldn't find any pests. They checked it at night with a UV light and found the culprit. But, like I said, I really don't have a good idea what might be causing that.

You don't even need a UV light. A basic flashlight found mine.

The weird thing is that only the flytraps in this pot look like that, all the others are fine

I also sprayed insecticide a week ago

The traps also develop weird and open weird

I really don't see anything that would concern me in regards to a pest, and I'm assuming the blackened edges are the result of the extreme heat you're experiencing. It's possible that the discoloration you circled is caused by that as well.
That being said, it looks like your plants may settled a bit deep in the media. I wouldn't do a repot, you should be able to just wiggle them up a bit.

The discolored trap was grown indoors, though.

Still, where it's only affecting a trap or two, I wouldn't be concerned. If every trap started to show signs, then I would delve deeper into it.