Bucephalandra Theia is a beautiful species within the Bucephalandra group. This specific species features long, thin leaves that are slightlywavy and bold in coloration. Like all Bucephalandra species, Buce Theia can be grown submerged in an aquarium tank or emersed interrarium, paludarium and vivarium-like setups. Bucephalandra as a species is very hardy and can adapt to a wide range of aquarium tank parameters. Those who are already familiar with Bucephalandra Catherinae may see similarities between the two as Buce Theia resembles a larger leaf version of Catherinae. Buce doesn’t require excessive light either, making it an all-around wonderful choice for expert enthusiasts and beginner hobbyists alike. Bucephalandra Theia’s care is comparable to that of Anubias species and its growth behavior is similar in that this aquatic plant does not need to be planted in aquarium soil to grow properly.

Bucephalandra Theia is also a flowering species and it will do great simply being attached to aquarium hardscape material such as aquascaping stones or aquarium driftwood. Pruning is simple as well. All you need to do is separate the rhizome and replant.

Our potted plants are kept under strict fertilizer dosing regimes and are provided with CO2 injection in their holding tanks.