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Largest Dionaea Trap Competition 2009

It's time again for the Biggest Trap Competition :blum3:

Prize for the winner is a Dionaea B-52.
The competition is open to anyone worldwide but the prize can only be sent within Europe.

The rules are:
The trap must be closed and photographed parallel to the camera, with a clear plastic ruler (in millimetres) in front of the trap, the trap is to be measured across the side just below the teeth, the teeth are NOT included in the measurement. Like this:

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Post your pictures here. You can enter as many times as you like. Pictures must be taken this year. Competition ends September 31st. Please keep discussion to a minimum, so the thread does not get flooded.

May the biggest trap win! :P

Trev :)

Edited by Trev, 31 May 2009 - 09:21 AM.


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Heres my largest at the moment

Akai Ryu
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Edited by mantrid, 01 June 2009 - 12:29 PM.


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hi,

here my largest trap at this moment but it's only the beginning of season, i hope i have more largest soon.

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Edited by toimeme, 01 July 2009 - 14:20 PM.


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My 1979

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My first large trap around June 1st.  39mm
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Hello all
Is that a trap?.
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Round about 6,5 cm :cd:  :biggrin: .
Regards Alexander

Edited by fischermans, 16 June 2009 - 19:34 PM.


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I see you have a new Photoshop Alexander :-)

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View PostTrev, on 17th June 2009 - 00:03 AM, said:

I see you have a new Photoshop Alexander :-)
What the hell is Photoshop? :biggrin:

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the trap is very big...for this reason he say ohotoshop...and I too jajaja

And please, the rule in first plane, a transparent rule

Edited by Javier Fernandez Diaz, 17 June 2009 - 09:08 AM.


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View PostTrev, on 16th June 2009 - 22:03 PM, said:

I see you have a new Photoshop Alexander :-)

And is having great fun and japes with it at the mo. None yet as good and convincing as my albino trap though.

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my B52 43mm

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my trap is an old one that actually measures a good 43mm, having said that I can't hold the ends and the ruler at the same time to photograph it as the ends keep curling!  so will have to do with 42 to 43 ish : :tu:  I should have measured it when it was younger.

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Crumble, the traps do seem to keep growing slowly after they become functional, so you may have gained a few millimetres by the later pic. I think enry69's has the edge on yours though.
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Yes  :P  I'm sure you're right, anyway I can't hold the trap enough to get it all visible under the ruler, don't have enough hands/fingers.   :smile:  maybe next year.

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This is my big traps.
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Hi EMa,
Is it from the VFT clone "Big Traps",  I heard they have re-named it Baby Traps!  yours is no baby.

If you want to qualify for the competition you will need to photograph with a clear plastic ruler in front of the trap.

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Hi , Im very exciting with my new VFT from Trevor nursery: D. B52, D. G 14 nd D. Soth West Giant; a good adptation now.
I hope get very bigs tramps for the competition.
Regards from Spain.

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Yes, it's the "Big Traps" of VFT ;-) I will make the photos with a clear plastic ruler
greatings
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My biggest one this year if from my Slack's Giant at 42mm. Not worth showing a pic unless it grows bigger than 43mm, as enry is in the lead!

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Don't forget my redline(from klein) who make 45 mm.

Edited by toimeme, 30 July 2009 - 08:54 AM.