Tropica Bucephalandra diabolica 'Kedagang'
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You will receive: 1 plant, ready to plant immediately — freshly delivered from the nursery.
⚠️ Difficulty: Medium — Bucephalandra thrives best with stable water parameters and moderate light.
Bucephalandra diabolica 'Kedagang' is a rare epiphyte from Borneo with dark green, elongated leaves and a subtle metallic sheen. A slow but robust plant that looks beautiful when tied to wood or rock.
🌿 Plant specifications
| Placement | Foreground and midground, on wood or rock |
| Max. height | 5–10 cm |
| Light | Low to normal |
| CO₂ | Recommended |
| Temperature | 22–28°C |
| pH | 6.0–7.0 |
| Origin | Borneo |
| Difficulty | ⭐⭐ Medium |
| Suitable for nano | Yes |
🚚 Delivery & warranty
- Freshly delivered from the nursery — ready to plant immediately
- Shipping Tuesday or Friday → Read more about shipping
- Delivery with track & trace, usually within 1–2 working days
- Received dead? We will solve this together. Contact us within 24 hours of receipt with a photo.
- Free shipping from €59,-
✂️ Care
Tie Bucephalandra diabolica to wood or rock — do not plant it in the substrate. The plant grows slowly but is very robust. Stable water parameters and softer water promote the most beautiful color development. Add liquid plant fertilizer regularly, such as Sera Florena.
💡 Planter tip
Combine 'Kedagang' with other Bucephalandra variants or Anubias on a piece of driftwood for a varied hardscape.
❓ Frequently asked questions
Why is my Bucephalandra growing so slowly?
Bucephalandra is naturally a slow grower — with stable water parameters and regular fertilization, the plant grows steadily.
Do I need CO₂?
CO₂ is not mandatory but significantly promotes growth and color development.
Can I plant Bucephalandra in the substrate?
No, Bucephalandra is an epiphyte. Planting the rhizome in the substrate can cause rot.
Is this plant suitable for a shrimp tank?
Yes, completely shrimp-friendly and a popular hiding place for shrimp.
Do you have another question? Feel free to contact us — we are happy to help you make the right choice for your aquarium.
