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No and no. :P

Sticky - no
Drosera - no
Pitchers - yes
10"+ pitchers - no
Lowland - no
Toothy - no
Oddball place - no
Rare Nepenthes - yes
Colorful - more or less, yes
Well known - yes

Incorrect guesses: Heliamphora minor, Sarracenia alata, Nepenthes clipeata, Nepenthes ampullaria, Nepenthes edwardsiana, Nepenthes tenuis, Nepenthes pervillei, N. ventricosa, N. veitchii.

Start asking specific questions.
 
No.

Sticky - no
Drosera - no
Pitchers - yes
10"+ pitchers - no
Lowland - no
Toothy - no
Oddball place - no
Rare Nepenthes - Kind of
Colorful - more or less, yes
Well known - yes

Incorrect guesses: Heliamphora minor, Sarracenia alata, Nepenthes clipeata, Nepenthes ampullaria, Nepenthes edwardsiana, Nepenthes tenuis, Nepenthes pervillei, N. ventricosa, N. veitchii, N. tenax, N. hamata

Changing rare to kind of. To me it may seem rare, but to other it may not. And I'll say this, it's more readily available than N. hamata. Edit: Might as well put N. hamata in the incorrect guesses, now. Lol.
 
Yes (technically ultrahighlander) and no.

Sticky - no
Drosera - no
Pitchers - yes
10"+ pitchers - no
Lowland - no
Toothy - no
Oddball place - no
Rare Nepenthes - Kind of
Colorful - more or less, yes
Well known - yes
Ultra/highlander - yes

Incorrect guesses: Heliamphora minor, Sarracenia alata, Nepenthes clipeata, Nepenthes ampullaria, Nepenthes edwardsiana, Nepenthes tenuis, Nepenthes pervillei, N. ventricosa, N. veitchii, N. tenax, N. hamata, N. lowii.

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No and hybrids aren't allowed (interesting guess, though...)

Sticky - no
Drosera - no
Pitchers - yes
10"+ pitchers - no
Lowland - no
Toothy - no
Oddball place - no
Rare Nepenthes - Kind of
Colorful - more or less, yes
Well known - yes
Ultra/highlander - yes

Incorrect guesses: Heliamphora minor, Sarracenia alata, Nepenthes clipeata, Nepenthes ampullaria, Nepenthes edwardsiana, Nepenthes tenuis, Nepenthes pervillei, N. ventricosa, N. veitchii, N. tenax, N. hamata, N. lowii, N. tentaculata.
 
No (it's not toothy) and no.

Sticky - no
Drosera - no
Pitchers - yes
10"+ pitchers - no
Lowland - no
Toothy - no
Oddball place - no
Rare Nepenthes - Kind of
Colorful - more or less, yes
Well known - yes
Ultra/highlander - yes

Incorrect guesses: Heliamphora minor, Sarracenia alata, Nepenthes clipeata, Nepenthes ampullaria, Nepenthes edwardsiana, Nepenthes tenuis, Nepenthes pervillei, N. ventricosa, N. veitchii, N. tenax, N. hamata, N. lowii, N. tentaculata, N. villosa, N. lamii.

What other Neps do you think about when you read/hear N. lowii, hamata, villosa...?
 
No and no.

Sticky - no
Drosera - no
Pitchers - yes
10"+ pitchers - no
Lowland - no
Toothy - no
Oddball place - no
Rare Nepenthes - Kind of
Colorful - more or less, yes
Well known - yes
Ultra/highlander - yes

Incorrect guesses: Heliamphora minor, Sarracenia alata, Nepenthes clipeata, Nepenthes ampullaria, Nepenthes edwardsiana, Nepenthes tenuis, Nepenthes pervillei, N. ventricosa, N. veitchii, N. tenax, N. hamata, N. lowii, N. tentaculata, N. villosa, N. lamii, N. rajah, N. truncata 'Black'.

You guys are killing me! Haha, you guys are getting somewhat closer, though.
 
Nope. :/ And no and no.

ticky - no
Drosera - no
Pitchers - yes
10"+ pitchers - no
Lowland - no
Toothy - no
Oddball place - no
Rare Nepenthes - Kind of
Colorful - more or less, yes
Well known - yes
Ultra/highlander - yes

Incorrect guesses: Heliamphora minor, Sarracenia alata, Nepenthes clipeata, Nepenthes ampullaria, Nepenthes edwardsiana, Nepenthes tenuis, Nepenthes pervillei, N. ventricosa, N. veitchii, N. tenax, N. hamata, N. lowii, N. tentaculata, N. villosa, N. lamii, N. rajah, N. truncata 'Black', N. stenophylla, N. burb, N. flava

I'll give you a hint: One of the guesses was half right.
 
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