I live where Venus fly traps grow as well as another carnivorous plant. They are very particular in their needs, but you can keep them as a house plant. I had one for several years with no problems.
After you know how to raise them and what to expect (some varieties don't blossom every year). Here is a hint for orchids. After you figure out their need for sunlight (or lack thereof) you can ignore them except for watering every week or so and some fertilizer several times a year.
My sister in law grows many varieties of orchids that each requires something a little different, but not by much. She now rotates her blossoming orchids into her house. She told me that it is common for when she get a new variety, it dies or almost dies while she tries to determine what it wants. It usually wants something a little different. She told me one type that was a challenge, She killed the first one and on a whim she changed the other one's location in under the grow lamp by 12 inches. It prospered and quickly gave off sympathetic offspring.