A Venus flytrap closed on a dead spider but reopened—digestion requires live prey movement. Spiders are too large. Carnivorous plants need tiny, live insects infrequently. Hand-feeding doesn't work; they're not disposals.
These plants rarely thrive as houseplants. If you keep one, place it where it can catch its own prey (e.g., screened porch). No practical hand-feeding method exists. Enjoy the novelty, but don't expect long-term success indoors.
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