bucephalandra

**alfarizi** · 23rd Aug 2012, 03:02

Bucephalandra plant is one island. Distribution of this plant from West Kalimantan to Sarawak - Malaysia. This plant is included in the Family Araceae, grew up around the river are still clean with attached dibebeatuan and sand on the banks of the river. High humidity is a requirement these borneo native plant life. Due to the high level of adaptation and natural environments with high humidity, plants can grow in the water and is one of the quite expensive plants favored by the Aquascaper Indonesia.

there are many different types of Bucephalandra, distinguished by the discovery area. Bucephalandra Blue is one of the favorite Bucephalandra Aquascape lovers in Indonesia, with a blue leaf color when exposed to light and sprinkled the metallic specks of specks that when exposed to the light's reflection on metallic colors.

requirements of plant life is not very difficult, almost like anubias plants, but if we buy plants are land plants or spring water to aquascape, then there is still the possibility of this plant will die if it is not adapted first.

my collection bucephalandra :

lamandau green and blue
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bucephalandra nanga pinoh
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bucephalandra sanggau 1
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bucephalandra sanggau 2
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bucephalandra sintang
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you can see my bucephalandra at alfarizisoiladventure.blogspot.com

**vinz** · 24th Aug 2012, 17:00

Hi Alfarizi,

Welcome to AQ. However, I noticed your post above is one of your blog posts translated from Indonesian. I do hope you will participate in AQ personally, rather than just copy and paste translations of your blog posts. It will be great if you will introduce yourself over at the Member's Introduction forum.

**alfarizi** · 31st Aug 2013, 23:09

bucephalandra sp

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**alfarizi** · 1st Sep 2013, 20:34

bucephalandra uper grafa

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bucephalandra brownie ghost
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**armageddon** · 2nd Sep 2013, 03:32

there are a couple of buceps thread, maybe consolidate a few thread into 1 will be better and allow readers to have a better understanding of the buceps types etc and not forgetting those that are kept by various collectors and some sellers.

a good thread is http://www.aquaticquotient.com/forum...phalandra-Club

the bucep club. find it 1 of the most interesting and informative for all.