Where did you buy it?
It looks very much like a S. Rubra.
Good luck,
Adrian

Also,
try to get a clearer pic,
it's hard to see what it is.
- Adrian

Unfortunately, until I raise the money for one of those newfangled electric picture takers, I'm stuck with my terrible quality camera phone. Me buying new plants on impulse is not helping my fund......

I got it from an Armstrong Garden Center. Just a chain of nurseries in california. here's the site, but it probably wont do much good. http://www.armstronggardens.com/

Really tough to tell from the photos. Carnivorousplant's vote for S. rubra sounds like a very good candidate. Could be others too though, or a hybrid. You obviously have the best view, so here's a link... scroll down to the Sarrencia and start scrolling through the varieties to see if there's a match. Your plant is obviously still a juvenile, so don't pay too much attention to the size listings as those are for mature plants. Report back if you find a match!
-Don

http://www.sarracenia.com/faq/faq5000.html

I agree, it does looks like S. rubra more then anything else. Mostly because of its arrow shape hoods.

Rubra does look the most similar, of course, that's a species with a lot of variations. Though, according to The Savage Garden, it's usually the canebrake sweet pitcher. So I guess I'll keep watching it, Thanks for the input, I might have to do this again some time. The CPs this place sells are always generically marked with these dumb information cards that just list the genus. The capensis I purchased from there was selling as an "Octopus Plant."