No stratification on required. Do not bury the seeds, I hear the the light on them helps get them waking up.

Do you know about the water requirements (distilled only, more or less) for Carnivorous plants?

My seeds (Drosera Filiformis instead of Drosera Capensis, but they're not that dissimilar) are in a Chinese food container with a 1:1 peat/perlite pebbles mix and a second one with pure Long Fiber Sphagnum in it. No strikes yet myself, but I hear they can take several weeks to get going. I didn't try to spread them out very well, the seeds were too small to do that with.

Hi,

You seem to be on the right track...
Capes are like weeds / You "shouldn't" have any problems with them / They are pretty easy...
Like "mcantrell" said, Don't cover the seeds with soil, just sprinkle them on top on the soil...
I use Deli Cups...
I poke a few holes (3 or 4) in the sides & a bunch in the bottom of the cup / Peat - Sand is the right mix...
Don't pour water directly on the seeds / Use the tray method...
Humidity is very important, but you don't want to keep them to wet or they will mold up on you...
Also, like "mcantrell" said, they will take awhile to sprout, so give them time & don't give up...
Since you have already potted them, I would recommend rubber banding some Saran Wrap or clear plastic over the pots...
As long as the soil is moist you shouldn't have to water them / Just make sure you don't let the soil dry out...
Place the pots where they will get some light, but not to the point where it will over heat them / As seeds/sprouts, they like it a bit on the cooler side...

Good Luck...

unfortunately i already did burry the seeds, not very deep, only about 1/2 inch deep, would it help at all to possibly spread the dirt off the top just a bit? or would it be best to leave them as they are? thanks again!

That would help...more surface and less depth.

Oh boy, even buring Cape sundew seed to a depth of 1/16th of an inch is too deep for them. When the seedling sprout, they don't have a long stem like some plants that will stretch out to the surface.

When they germinate, they are very very small, with minute size little traps with a few tentacles. They will suffocate if buried.

Maybe saturate them.