This one also looks like a "typical" VFT. In any batch of seeds from a common VFT, there are wide variations in appearance of the offspring -- some are more red, others a bit larger. There are, however, occasionally some truly anomalous VFT plants (such as all red plants, dentate or serrated traps, etc), but most are minor genetic variations. Many of the unregistered names are simply marketing schemes to get folks to buy a plant that is "different". A lot of these, when grown side-by-side under identical conditions, look very much alike.