Buce Theia Plant

Bucephalandra Theia is a beautiful, slow-growing aquarium plant that's a great option for adding some color and texture to your planted tank! Similar to Anubias, this plant grows along a rhizome and does best when attached to rocks or driftwood rather than buried in the substrate.

Buce Theia is pretty easy to care for and does well in low to medium lighting, making it a great choice for low-tech aquariums. While CO2 isn't required, it can help encourage healthier growth. As the plant settles into your aquarium, you'll start to notice new leaves developing more intense coloration!

Like other Bucephalandra, this plant can take a little time to get established, but once it's happy, you'll start seeing new growth. You can also propagate it by carefully dividing the rhizome, making sure each section has healthy leaves and roots.

Be sure not to bury the rhizome when planting Bucephalandra, as this can cause it to rot. We recommend doing additional research on your plants to make sure you're providing the best care for them!

Scientific Name: Bucephalandra sp. Theia
Sold As: Single Piece
Care Level: Easy
Lighting Requirement: Low-Medium
CO2: Not Needed, but Beneficial
Growth Rate: Slow
Origin: Borneo
Tank Placement: Foreground-Midground

Please note: All plants may contain snails or snail eggs. We keep snails in our tanks because of the benefits they provide!

Most plants are sold as trimmings from rooted plants unless otherwise stated. All trimmings will be at least 3" in height unless otherwise noted.