Bucephalandra Godzilla Bucephalandra Godzilla is a medium-sized Bucephalandra that is not yet determined to species. Its leaves are long with fine ruffled curls. Bucephalandra sp. "Godzilla" is an attractive bushy plant. In nature, Bucephalandra usually grows on rocks or wood in rivers and streams - much like Anubias, which they resemble regarding use and care in the aquarium. They produce roots in the form of a creeping rhizome. They thrive when attached to rocks, driftwood or other decorations. Its is not recommended to bury the roots and rhizome in substrate. Leaves may develop a coating of algae if overly fertilised. Type: Rhizome Positioning: Foreground/Midground Origin: Asia Habitat: Shady streams, marshes, riverbanks. Growth rate: Slow Max height in cm: 5-10cm / 5" Ideal temp: 22-26 degrees celcius Ideal pH: 6.0-8.5 Light demand: LowCO2 demand: Low Please note: whilst every effort is made to prevent or remove snails and snail eggs, we do not use copper treatments in our systems (because copper is also harmful to shrimp) so cannot absolutely guarantee snail-free. If you are concerned about snails, we recommended that you dip your plants in a snail preventative solution, such as Esha Gastropex, prior to adding to your aquarium. Snails are perfectly safe in an aquarium and will not harm your fish.