Bucephalandra sp. "Mini Catherinae"

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Small, low growing Bucephalandra
Narrow leaf shape
Especially recommended for nano tanks

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Description

This is a gorgeous dwarfish, low-growing Bucephalandra with narrow leaves. It is still very rare but already propagated in nurseries. Despite its trade name, its species identity is still unsure. Possibly it does not belong to the species B. catherineae.

Bucephalandra sp. "Mini Catherinae" has quite short leaves as young plant, but with time it develops nearly linear, wavy leaves with very short stalks. It has a rather dark coloration. Due to its small size and low, creeping habit, it makes an ideal epiphyte on the hardscape of nano tanks and delicate small-scale aquascapes.

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Anubias is an aquatic plant nursery with very high standards. This company has gained a good reputation with its in vitro plants sold under the brand names Linea Cup and Linea Tube. In vitro plants are bred in the laboratory, and for this reason they are of an extremely high quality. They are guaranteed to be free from pesticides, fertiliser residue, algae and pests.

Besides in vitro plants, this aquatic plant nursery also offers conventionally-produced aquarium plants in pots, also in high qualities. Anubias is an innovative company constantly on the lookout for new aquatic plants. For this reason, they introduce new rare plants onto the market on a regular basis.