Adentate

Adentate is a unique carnivorous plant that shares some similarities with coquillage, particularly in its reduced marginal spines that resemble small bumps on the edges of its traps. However, adentate sets itself apart with its upright growth pattern, in contrast to coquillage's low growth throughout the year. This moderately-sized plant boasts narrow and elongated leaves, and its traps are characterized by slightly developed or nearly absent teeth. The interior of these traps presents a captivating array of colors, ranging from vibrant yellow to striking red.

Disclaimer:  The provided photos showcase mature specimens for reference, while the plants available for sale might be smaller in size but still fitting for the designated category.