Does a Venus fly trap affect the ecosystem?

Answer 1

The Venus Flytrap keeps the amount of flies in an ecosystem below disease level. If there are too many Flytraps, flies will be underpopulated, thus making dead animals decompose slower than normally, which could cause other diseases.

Answer 2

Venus fly traps play a small role in the ecosystem as they help control insect populations in their local habitat. They are not a keystone species or a major contributor to the overall balance of an ecosystem.

Answer 3

They keep the fly level below the disease level but if there are too many of them, deceased animals will decompose too slow and be a cause for disease themselves.