Triops or any small insect can be fed to a Venus flytrap if it fits the trap, but feeding is not a care requirement. Plants produce energy through photosynthesis; insects merely supplement nutrients like fertilizer. The most critical factors are full sun (6+ hours direct) and pure water.
Outdoors, flytraps catch plenty of prey on their own. For proper cultivation, see our care sheets at cobraplant.com/caresheets.
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