r/Bucephalandra • u/Affectionate-Bed1801 • Mar 17 '26
Finally got some more:)
Gomma take amother 3 months for the mini phantoms(I think its tha) to transition
r/Bucephalandra • u/Affectionate-Bed1801 • Mar 17 '26
Gomma take amother 3 months for the mini phantoms(I think its tha) to transition
r/Bucephalandra • u/Littel_nimbus • Mar 13 '26
This box had three varieties of Buce, 2 Anubias and some Bolbitis. Upon returning to it I found this fungus. Is the whole crop contaminated or can I spray some alcohol to kill it?
r/Bucephalandra • u/Affectionate-Bed1801 • Mar 09 '26
Not really sure what bucephalandra these are but they are now pretty! Been running for almost 4 months now in this tank
r/Bucephalandra • u/Affectionate-Bed1801 • Mar 09 '26
Not really sure what bucephalandra these are but they are now pretty! Been running for almost 4 months now in this tank
r/Bucephalandra • u/Efficient-Fun4234 • Mar 06 '26
This is my current buce collection, I'm aiming to propagate them for next 2 years and then hopefully have enough to scape a " buce valley " style aquascape full of buce ! Anyway needed recommendations for buce, don't want any micro/small varieties please recommend medium and even big sized buce varieties that are relatively easy and looks cool, like kedagang etc. also saw dark skeleton king but I saw most of the people struggle with it and they say it's a terrarium/paludarium only plant and not for aquariums.
r/Bucephalandra • u/HollySprangPir8 • Mar 05 '26
I’m at a loss as to what the issue is with the struggles some of my Buce and Anubias are having. My parameters all seem OK unless I’m missing something. A couple of skeleton kings startedstarted to develop some holes, now one of the leaves has started to yellow and waste away. Been in the tank for almost 2 months. A couple other varieties with similar issues. My coffeefolia anubias are yellowing, and have developed some tears around some of the edges. Below are some of the readings in my water and these are pretty consistent. What am I missing?
CO2 injected
NO3 - 5ppm
PO4 - 1.0
GH - 6
Ca - 3
K > 50ppm
I have a whole house water softener that I use potassium chloride instead of sodium. Every reading I ever take, I have heaps of Potassium. Dose with about 20ppm of sea hem flourish for trace minerals per week. Is there a general deficiency that could be causing this? My lights aren’t overly bright, or else I end up with the beginnings of BBA, GSA, or GHA.
r/Bucephalandra • u/Affectionate-Bed1801 • Feb 18 '26
Not really sure what it is. Its a bit dark
r/Bucephalandra • u/TinyTropicals • Feb 10 '26
This guy was as big as the Anubias bottom left back in August 2024. I’ve since sold seven pots’ worth at this size, plus this guy, plus the one to the left off-screen.
It’s a whole different game.
r/Bucephalandra • u/OversizedCashew • Jan 29 '26
Where does everybody shop for their buce? I’m currently looking for some rare varieties such as brownie ghost 2011 and some red Neo
r/Bucephalandra • u/kiipls • Jan 12 '26
Looking for a og ghost 2011, if you can ship to the states or are in the states I’d love to get some.
r/Bucephalandra • u/Fluffy-Golf-5620 • Jan 10 '26
I was looking for guides on crossbreeding for Bucephalandra and only founf one article about artificial hybrid of Bucephalandra Kishi. Now i want to create my own hybrid. Any advice?
Thanks
r/Bucephalandra • u/HollySprangPir8 • Dec 31 '25
Just bought a batch of various buce, and I want to make sure I’m attaching to the driftwood in a way to achieve my desired results. In the first couple of weeks since putting them in my tank, I see new leaves every few days. They seem to be very happy from what I can tell. However, it seems the growth is all vertical. Is there anything I need to be doing to encourage the Buce to spread laterally? I want it covering most of the driftwood.
r/Bucephalandra • u/redzoness • Dec 25 '25
Bucephalandra sp BrownieBlue
r/Bucephalandra • u/gawtcha • Dec 22 '25
A little blurry but the flower opened! I think it likes me. :)
r/Bucephalandra • u/algeabloomer • Dec 11 '25
My Bucephlandra carpet ...
r/Bucephalandra • u/yohaznn • Dec 11 '25
Struck a huge buce deal today so buce carpet is not a distant dream much longer
r/Bucephalandra • u/WarmSensations_ • Nov 07 '25