Heliamphora is the better choice. N. hamata needs nights below 60°F (ideally 50–55°F) to slow metabolism. At 71°F nights, it exhausts and fails. Heliamphora tolerates 71°F nights if days are mild (70s°F).
Use an open terrarium with fans for either. But Heliamphora matches your temps better.
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