But now im thinking it mite have bin some debree
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My venus fly trap cauht a bug by it self
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BigCarnivourKid
It's been one of dem days
First off, move out of that cave. The echo is terrible
If your trap has sealed around the edges, then most likely it caught a bug. If it has a little gap then it's probably debree and will open back up in about 24 hrs. Traps seldom close and seal on debree because the trigger hairs have to be stimulated even after the trap closes. This is usually done by the bug moving around in the closed trap looking for a way out.
If your trap has sealed around the edges, then most likely it caught a bug. If it has a little gap then it's probably debree and will open back up in about 24 hrs. Traps seldom close and seal on debree because the trigger hairs have to be stimulated even after the trap closes. This is usually done by the bug moving around in the closed trap looking for a way out.