Hungry capensis

[PlantAKiss]

Just thought I'd post this excellent example of just how much a  capensis leaf can move.  This little guy caught a moth and strangled it.

 Though I doubt it was a very tasty meal...

And this is just a pic of A Big Pot o' Sticky Goo.  

 I'd hate to be the bug that landed in that.

Suzanne

 

[Electric Carnivores]

Nice

 

[jimscott]

Quote[/b] (PlantAKiss @ April 04 2004,10:52)]Just thought I'd post this excellent example of just how much a  capensis leaf can move.  This little guy caught a moth and strangled it.

 Though I doubt it was a very tasty meal...

And this is just a pic of A Big Pot o' Sticky Goo.  

 I'd hate to be the bug that landed in that.

Suzanne

Or an office worker. Makes Ozzy's April Fool thing a little less unbelieveable!  

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edit: I just edited out the duplicated photos.

 

[larry]

Holy smokes, that's a lot of capensis

I also see lots of nice D. scorpiodes in the background

 

[jon]

Ya, they love wrapping up their prey. I had one that wrapped it's fly up in 40 minutes! Mine usually does a 480 degree wrap.

 

[PlantAKiss]

Yep Larry...two pots bursting with wickedness.

I tried photographing them but they didn't come out. Also wanted a good pic of my D. regia but those sucked too. Hopefully I can get some good ones soon.