check out these places... you might have to make a decent ($$$) sized order though. http://www.meanplants.com I don't know if the below one does or not http://www.dangerousplants.com/

Thanks for sharing.

It's been my experience that Cps are 100% indiscriminate. I find as many 'good' bugs in min as bad bugs. Last year my D. filiformis feasted on hundreds of hover flies, and lace wings and my S. purpurea venosa were filled to the brim with lady bugs all summer. Only my VFTs behaved, eating mostly house flies and ants. Just par for the course I guess.

Probably the easiest are those that do not require any kind of a dormancy [or rest] period. Ones which instead like warm moist conditions all year round. Drosera [sundews]: some good candidates: D. capensis, & D. spathulata lowland Nepenthes: such as N. gracilis, N. ventricosa, N.ampullaria ***be forewarned that pretty much all the neps will at some point outgrow a small terr [15 gal or less] - and most rather quickly [w/in a year or two]. Pinguiculas [butterworts]: ex. P. primaflora Sarracenia [terrestrial pitcher plants] ***same problem as w/ neps Utricularia