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Venus feeding question
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Posted by blutarski 6b (My Page) on Wed, Oct 28, 09 at 14:20
| My fly trap caught a bug all on its own yesterday (I'm a newbie to carns, so bear with me.)
The trap didn't totally engulf the prey- it's head and a leg is out. My understanding is that these plsnts seal up and release digestive juices- does it need to completely seal up in order to do so?
I guess I'm asking if it will actually eat the bug if it's sticking out from the trap a bit.
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| Probably will. I see that happen all the time. |
RE: Venus feeding question
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| It ingests what it wants and leaves an exoskelton. |
RE: Venus feeding question
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Yes, of course it will!
Do you think that preys are caught perfectly all the times in nature? Don't worry, it will do just fine; anyway, you can't do anything now, can you? Ahuehuete |
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