Buce Kedagang Mini Round

Bucephalandra Kedagang Mini Round is a beautiful, slow growing freshwater aquarium plant that's perfect for adding a little extra detail to your aquascape! Unlike some of the larger Buce varieties, Kedagang Mini Round stays nice and compact with small, rounded leaves that can develop gorgeous shades of green, red, and purple depending on your aquarium's conditions! Its smaller size makes it a great choice for nano tanks, foreground accents, or filling in those little spaces between rocks and driftwood.

Like otherBuce aquarium plants, Kedagang Mini Round is hardy, easy to care for, and doesn't require a fancy setup to thrive. It grows well in low to medium lighting and doesn't need CO2, making it an awesome option for beginners or anyone keeping a low-tech planted aquarium. One of the things we love aboutBuce Kedagang Mini Round is how much detail it can add to an aquascape without taking up much room!

Bucephalandra Kedagang Mini Round is an epiphytic plant, meaning it grows best attached to driftwood, rocks, or other aquarium decorations rather than being buried in the substrate. Just secure the plant to your hardscape and let its roots naturally attach over time. Just be sure to keep the rhizome exposed, as burying it can cause the plant to rot.

How to Care for Bucephalandra Kedagang Mini Round

Scientific Name:Bucephalandra sp. Kedagang Mini Round
Common Name: Buce Kedagang Mini Round, Kedagang Round Mini

Bucephalandra Kedagang Mini Round does best in stable, well-established freshwater aquariums. While it's a pretty low maintenance plant, adding CO2 and regular liquid fertilizer can encourage healthier growth and bring out more of its unique coloration. Like many Bucephalandra varieties, some leaf melt is normal when introducing the plant to a new aquarium, especially if it was previously grown emersed. As long as the rhizome remains healthy, it can recover and produce new submerged growth.

• Care Level: Easy
• Light Requirements: Low to Medium
• Growth Rate: Slow
• Placement: Foreground, Driftwood, or Rocks
• Temperature: 68-80°F
• pH: 6.0-7.5
• CO2: Not Required (beneficial, but optional)
• Propagation: Rhizome division

Please Note: All live plants may contain snails or snail eggs. We intentionally keep beneficial snails in our plant systems because they help consume algae, leftover food, and decaying plant matter.