They most certainly are! One of the first pics (with the small plants) showed the plants I happened to plant in my Sarracenia pots. The very ones that I got all the seed from. I didn't have too many to start with...probably about as many as you have there, maybe fewer.
@Fury- nice work.
if you're growing these indoors, make sure that you feed them frequently. I'm guessing you've been told this already since it looks like the oldest leaves on your bigger plant were fed or caught springtails)
My first batch of D. indica slowly died off on me indoors after not feeding them for 2 months following germination and I had no idea what was going wrong! lol
And of course, great shots SDCPs! What's the tallest height one of your D. indica have ever reached?
I've recorded 10", but I'm almost certain at least one plant has topped a foot since then. They form a good-sized stem and will fall over (but keep growing) when ancient. A clump of them keeps each other in line. They also like it drier...one reason my Sarras didn't do exceptionally well this summer. I guess I liked the D. indica and the ease of less watering
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! 3" pot 
But don't stress, their root systems are small.
