Hey yajipants

This is what The Savage Garden has to say:
Good insectisides:

Diazinon:
Very good, particularly in wettable powder, but liquid brands with wetting agents such as Lily Miller appear fairly harmless.

Flea Collars:
Flea collars are a useful insectiside when placed in close proximity (such as in a small tank) to an infected plant. Dont let the collar come in contact with water saucers or soils.

Malathion:
Another good insecticide, particularly in wettable powder form, but it may need reapplication, as it is not systemic. Good for all insect pests.

Orthene:
This is the best insecticide to use, as it is systemic and absorbed by the plant, slowly poisoning the insects for many months. Excellent for mealybug, scale, thrips, aphids, and mites.

Sevin:
Another good pesticide, best in wettable powder form.

Hey buddy, hope that helps you out.

Cheers

Sheldon

Thanks. I've checked the plants 2x since this morning, and haven't been able to really find any of them again, but I'll keep a good eye out. I am finding very small flies and other insects are finding their way into the domes :)

:) cool

I moved 1 Drosera Capensis (Broad Leaf) outdoors on a table that sits under a tall Aspin tree.
It is doing really well outdoors, is filled with dew.
Just waiting to see what it catches, the pitcher plant is also developing a nice big flower, sooner the flower is done the sooner my pitchers will form, hehe

Cheers

Sheldon