u/ItsJay4256

I’ve had this nepenthes for quite a while now, its been putting out a new pitcher once every two or so months, I’ve had it in this tray along with my drosera and Venus flytrap, I’ve had it for probably more than 6 months and it’s put out two larger pitchers with one about to grow and a new one coming, I feed it bugs that trespass into my room as they have entered a danger zone for all bugs, either my tarantulas or my plants are getting fed but they are fed every other day if I don’t find any bugs I will feed it a cricket from my feeders but I just wanted to see if I could get an idea of what type of nepenthes this is?!

I got this in North Carolina at a local nursery, this was the only one that was different out of the bunch, there were multiple small st. Gaya and some sarracenia but this one was dark and had a colorful peristome.

This is my pink toe Amelio, I’ve had him for a while now and I can see him aging, his movements are getting slower and a little unsteady. I want to separate his enclosure into two enclosures, I still have the top for the middle part but he uses all of his space and I’m not sure which part to put him in, my main concern is him falling from one of the corners with a further fall, I can put him in the bottom and add a bit more soil as his main hide is in the hollow cork but he also hangs out at the top all day near the light where it’s warmer and will go wandering around the enclosure at night, the other day he had some small slips that made me question his safety and so I want to do something about it, I’m not sure whether I should put him where his main hide is or let him have the top where his at the most.