Easy Grow Bucephalandra theia Green
Bucephalandra theia Green is a compact, slow-growing tissue cultured aquarium plant with rich green leaves and a neat, creeping growth habit. Like other Bucephalandra, it naturally grows attached to rocks and wood rather than rooted in substrate, making it ideal for hardscape layouts, nano tanks, and detailed aquascapes. The leaves stay relatively small and tidy, giving a refined look without overpowering surrounding plants.
Supplied in sterile tissue culture, this plant is free from snails, algae, and pests, making it safe for shrimp tanks and sensitive setups. It performs well in low to moderate light, with CO₂ enhancing growth and colour but not essential. Growth is slow and steady, which helps keep maintenance low and layouts looking intentional rather than unruly.
Bucephalandra theia Green is a compact, slow-growing tissue cultured aquarium plant with rich green leaves and a neat, creeping growth habit. Like other Bucephalandra, it naturally grows attached to rocks and wood rather than rooted in substrate, making it ideal for hardscape layouts, nano tanks, and detailed aquascapes. The leaves stay relatively small and tidy, giving a refined look without overpowering surrounding plants.
Supplied in sterile tissue culture, this plant is free from snails, algae, and pests, making it safe for shrimp tanks and sensitive setups. It performs well in low to moderate light, with CO₂ enhancing growth and colour but not essential. Growth is slow and steady, which helps keep maintenance low and layouts looking intentional rather than unruly.
Original: $10.66
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$3.20Description
Bucephalandra theia Green is a compact, slow-growing tissue cultured aquarium plant with rich green leaves and a neat, creeping growth habit. Like other Bucephalandra, it naturally grows attached to rocks and wood rather than rooted in substrate, making it ideal for hardscape layouts, nano tanks, and detailed aquascapes. The leaves stay relatively small and tidy, giving a refined look without overpowering surrounding plants.
Supplied in sterile tissue culture, this plant is free from snails, algae, and pests, making it safe for shrimp tanks and sensitive setups. It performs well in low to moderate light, with CO₂ enhancing growth and colour but not essential. Growth is slow and steady, which helps keep maintenance low and layouts looking intentional rather than unruly.
