Most, probably. It would be best to find what species you like and then poke around a bit about if that species is easy out of a tank.

Get those flytraps outta there. Slowly open the lid and expose it to the outside humidity level GRADUALLY (like, over a week or so). It needs to go outside. You may need to acclimate it to indirect sunlight at first but it needs full sun and NO dome.

Right now I have my VFT growing under high output T5's. I'm glad I won't need the dome! I'm surprised. So you'd say that most CPs will be able to grow here without added humidity?

Most carnivorous plants can be grown as outdoors patio plants or indoors houseplants with no dome or terrarium in humidity of 15 percent or more. Temperatures of 90-100 degrees is about the max for most of them and they would not like high winds. Venus Flytraps are very much like garden plants and do best outside in an open pot in the highest intensity sun you can find. If you have to grow them inside, use at least 12000 lumens of florescent light for 12-16 hours a day 4-5 inches from them and place them in a south window with direct sunlight. Even that is minimal light for their needs.

And also remember that VFTs need winter dormancy or they won't last long.