Size: Pot
| Common names | Round leaf Anubias |
| Synonyms | Anubias barteri ”Coin Leaf”, Anubias barteri ”Gold Coin” |
| Family | Araceae |
| Genus | Anubias |
| Difficulty | very easy |
| Usage | Epiphyte (growing on hardscape), Cichlid proof plant, Midground, Foreground, group |
| Growth | slow |
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Staurogyne repens
| Synonyms | Ebermaiera repens Nees |
| Complete botanical name | Staurogyne répens (Nees) Kuntze |
| Family | Acanthaceae |
| Genus | Staurogyne |
| Difficulty | medium |
| Usage | Midground, Nano tanks, Foreground, group, Foreground, ground cover |
| Aquascaping | well-branched, bushy |
| Growth | medium |
| pH value | 5 – 7 |
Size: Pot
Bucephalandra wavy green is an undemanding and easy to grow plant. If provided with co2 and light the plants comes to its best state.
Fastest growing Bucephalandra
Leaf margins are wavy
Very undemanding
Nice looking plant
Can be attached to hardscape

Bucephalandra – The Perfect Aquarium Plant for Unique Aquascapes
Bucephalandra is a highly sought-after freshwater aquarium plant, loved for its striking foliage, slow growth, and ability to thrive in a variety of conditions. Native to Borneo, this epiphytic plant is perfect for creating natural, lush aquascapes.
Available in various species with diverse leaf shapes and colors ranging from deep green to bluish hues, Bucephalandra is ideal for attaching to driftwood, rocks, or other hardscapes. It thrives in low to moderate light, making it an excellent choice for low-tech and high-tech aquariums alike.
Easy to maintain and adaptable to a range of water parameters, Bucephalandra is a favorite among hobbyists looking for a hardy, visually stunning plant. Its ability to flourish in shaded areas also makes it perfect for layered aquascaping designs.
Bucephalandra Kedagang is a popular aquatic plant native to Borneo, specifically the Kedagang River region. It belongs to the Araceae family and is highly prized in the aquarium hobby for its striking appearance.
-Leaves: Small to medium-sized, elongated, and slightly wavy with a deep green to bluish-green hue. Some variants may exhibit a metallic or iridescent sheen under bright light.
– Growth: Slow-growing, forming dense clusters over time.
– Size: Typically stays compact, with leaves reaching 2-5 cm in length.
– Roots: Rhizomatous, attaching well to rocks and driftwood.
Care Tips for Bucephalandra Kedagang
1. Lighting
-Moderate to low light is ideal. Too much light can cause algae growth on the leaves.
– LED or T5 lighting works well.
2. Water Parameters
– Temperature: 22–28°C (72–82°F)
– pH: 6.0–7.5 (slightly acidic to neutral)
– Hardness:Soft to moderately hard water (GH 4–10)
3. Substrate & Placement
– Attach to hardscape (rocks, driftwood) using super glue gel or fishing line.
– Can also be planted in substrate, but ensure the rhizome is not buried to prevent rot.
4. CO2 & Fertilization
– CO2 is beneficial but not required—it enhances growth and coloration.
– Use a balanced liquid fertilizer like Easylife Profito (containing micronutrients like iron) to promote healthy leaves.
5. Flow & Water Quality
– Prefers gentle to moderate water flow.
– Regular water changes (20–30% weekly) help prevent algae and maintain water quality.
6. Propagation
– Cut the rhizome into sections (each with a few leaves) and replant.
– New shoots will develop over time.
7. Common Issues
– Algae: Keep lighting moderate and maintain good water flow.
– Melting: May occur when first introduced but should recover with stable conditions.
Final Thoughts
Bucephalandra Kedagang is a stunning, low-maintenance plant perfect for nano tanks, aquascapes, and shrimp tanks. With proper care, it thrives and adds a beautiful natural touch to any aquarium.
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