K2AQUA Bucephalandra Sekadau Pink Live Aquarium Plant Iridescent Pink Violet Leaves Easy Care Low Light Epiphyte Foreground Midground Shrimp Safe Freshwater Tank

• EYE-CATCHING PINK IRIDESCENCE ON DEEP GREEN TO PURPLE LEAVES: Bucephalandra Sekadau Pink features narrow leaves with soft waves and a distinctive pinkish shimmer, offering a delicate yet striking colour contrast in planted aquariums. 1 small plant in invitro form. Size: 2-3 cm.
• THRIVES IN LOW LIGHT – CO2 OPTIONAL FOR ENHANCED COLOUR: Ideal for low-tech setups, this plant requires no special lighting or CO₂. However, with added CO₂ and nutrients, it displays stronger pink tones and more compact leaf structure.
• MUST BE ATTACHED TO HARD SURFACES – NEVER BURY THE RHIZOME: The rhizome should be glued or tied to rocks or wood. Burying the base can cause rot, while proper attachment allows the plant to root securely over time with minimal intervention.
• PERFECT FOR SHRIMP AND SMALL FISH TANKS – SAFE AND FUNCTIONAL: Completely shrimp safe, the plant provides a natural grazing surface and shelter. It also helps stabilise tank parameters by slowly absorbing nutrients from the water column.
• SLOW GROWING AND LOW MAINTENANCE – IDEAL FOR LONG-TERM SCAPES: Bucephalandra Sekadau Pink is perfect for aquarists seeking rare beauty with minimal upkeep. Its compact, long-lasting form is perfect for detailed aquascaping and nano layouts.

Bucephalandra Sekadau Pink is a rare and visually stunning Bucephalandra variety, known for its deep green to violet foliage with a soft pink iridescent glow that becomes more pronounced under aquarium lighting. This compact species originates from the Sekadau region of Borneo and is ideal for adding subtle colour contrast and texture in nano aquariums or foreground to midground areas of larger tanks. This is a rhizome epiphyte that must be attached to hardscape, such as wood or stone—never planted directly in the substrate. Bucephalandra Sekadau Pink grows well in low to moderate lighting, and while CO₂ is not essential, it can help improve pigmentation and leaf development. The plant is slow growing, low maintenance, and perfectly safe for shrimp, snails, and peaceful fish. Its eye-catching colours and compact size make it a favourite among aquascapers looking to introduce rare accent plants to their layouts.