It MAY be aphids. Use an insecticide that lists Aphids on the label in the list of insects controlled.

You probably have Drosera Adelae, which is the only species i've seen Lowes sell. As far as the eating problem, could be any of a number of things. Are parts of leaves missing entirely, or have they just browned and shriveled up? Aphids usually only go after the new growth, giving you funky-looking leaves, which i had a problem on one of my Drosera Capensis a few years back.

I agree with the probability that you have a D. adelae. You might have aphids but I would recommend placing the pot and plants in a container of distilled water, totally immersed, for a couple days. That would be enough time to kill the aphids but not the plant. Does the plant look something like this?

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Is just any ol' insecticide ok? I was worried about poisoning my plants.

Thanks all. yup, that's the one I have. It definitely looks like bugs are eating it. I will dunk the entire plant for a couple of days as directed. Hmmph, didn't think I'd have to worry about bugs eating my carnivorous plants!