Bucephalandra 'Narcius Narrow' is an exquisite and highly coveted aquatic plant that brings a touch of elegance to modern aquascaping. Native to the pristine, fast-flowing streams of Borneo, Indonesia, this particular variety is celebrated for its exceptionally slender, lance-shaped foliage. Despite its exotic appearance and prized status among enthusiasts, it is remarkably hardy and demands very little upkeep, making it an excellent choice for hobbyists of all skill levels. This adaptable species is ideal for accentuating the foreground or mid-ground of a layout. Instead of being buried in substrate, it flourishes best when anchored to hardscape elements like driftwood, lava rocks, or textured stones. True to its name, this plant showcases elongated, narrow deep-green leaves that maintain a compact stature, making it equally stunning as a detailed accent in miniature nano tanks or as a dense accent cluster in sprawling aquarium displays. Reproduction is effortless: merely slice the horizontal rhizome with sharp scissors and secure the new cutting to a fresh surface. Features Low-Maintenance Beauty: Incredibly resilient and straightforward to cultivate and multiply. Striking Linear Profile: Features a distinct, slender leaf shape that offers a sharp contrast to broader aquatic plants. Versatile Placement: The adaptable rhizome can be secured to virtually any piece of tank decor or hardscape. Natural Refugium: Offers excellent hiding spots and security for dwarf shrimp, fry, and small nano fish. Care: Tank size (Minimum): 10 Gal Care: Easy Temperature: 75-82 PH: 6.8-7.8 Max Size: 3" CO2: Not required Lighting: Low-Moderate Related Blogs: Bucephalandra Master Care Guide, How to Use Aquarium Glue to Secure Epiphytes to Hardscape. DISCLAIMER: It is the buyer's responsibility to know what plants are allowed/legal to keep in his/her state. Before purchasing do some research and make sure you are allowed to keep this particular plant species. You should always follow your State's laws regarding keeping live aquatic plants. Do NOT release any plants into the wild.
