Bucephalandra Club

[smk]

Bucephalandra sp. "Mini Catherineae" NEW!
mini catherineae (in a small clump), compared to the size of adult's index finger. This is definitely one of the smallest Bucephalandra ever found. And a very beautiful Bucephalandra variant.

Hi,

I'll be in Jarkata from 19 to 21 Jan for friends wedding, any chance to pick up any of these Bucephalandra Plants ?

mk

[kuching]

Bucep. from Tebakang (Sarawak):

[ragn4rok]

Hi,

I'll be in Jarkata from 19 to 21 Jan for friends wedding, any chance to pick up any of these Bucephalandra Plants ?

mk

Hi mk, pm ed you.. ^^... thanks

[bluebubbles]

If I have a 40cm tank, what preparation should I need to start off my first Bucephalandra and which species are more suitable for a small tank?

What kind of lights, soils, temperature, fertilize do I need?

[deric79k]

depends of the setup you looking for ?me using ada soil ,my tank temperature is 25-26

[imoett]

hi all nice collections. I also a bucep. collector from Indonesia. I present my rare collection. Cultivated from my aquarium. Bucephalandra Bukit Raya var. Snow White

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[ragn4rok]

Wow.. beautiful bro... ^^

Wanna show my latest collection too.. Brownie Red - clusters ... Very nice

[jaival]

soo any new updates ??

latest buce bug have bitten me

can you please give me details regarding the setup you have, temp, waterchange and other care taken for these beauties you have thanks

[alfarizi]

This my Bucephalandra Tank

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i mix bucephalandra with Microsorum and cryptocoryne
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[alfarizi]

i'm very like bucephalandra lamandau

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i like because it clump very neat
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[deric79k]

bucephalandra is part of my life

[Neocaridina]

Nothing new but i wanted to show some of my bucephalandra

Brownie jade


Braun


Midnight blue


Narcissus I


brownie ghost

solid blue

[deric79k]

really amazing , so nice

[Neocaridina]

Thank you

[alfarizi]

bucephalandra Clump

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ready go to other country

[Trail_Mix]

What is the best way to cultivate Bucephalandra submersed? I've heard differing opinions. I am planning on eventually having a tank dedicated to them, (plus a few small Crypts, Anubias, Microsorums, (Mini) Bolbitis, and of course plenty of mosses and liverworts).

I was thinking of attaching the Buces to small chunks of lava rock, and then burying the lava rock into the substrate so that the Buce is sticking out but the roots are in the substrate. But then I've also heard of people planting Buces into the substrate without the lava rock. Then I know plenty of people grow Buces attached to lava rock without the roots anywhere near the substrate as well. So I know it is flexible, and they are considered relatively easy plants to grow, but I'm just wondering the best way, what are your thoughts? How do you guys do it?

[deric79k]

bucephalandra is very very hard to cultivate , it grow super slow .maybe one to two months only come out one leaves

[alfarizi]

bucephalandra bukit biru
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[siuwang1314]

I'll share my bucephalandra tank. I have these species:
- sintang
- sekadau
- sanggau
- lamandau green form
- lamandau purple form
- melawi
- nanga pinoh green form
- nanga pinoh blue form

師兄,請問可給我你的聯絡方法嗎?

[siuwang1314]

alfariz and ragn4rok ching ,can u leave your contact eg phone number?
please send my e-mail is [email protected]
thank you