Bucephalandra theia is a popular and widely appreciated variety with slightly wavy, dark green leaves that add more textural interest than the smooth-leaved kedagang. The waviness creates a more organic, irregular outline on each leaf, and the characteristic Buce iridescence is present across the surface — making it highly visible from multiple angles in good lighting.
Care is the same as all Buce: low light, attach to hardscape, no CO2 essential. Slow growing and very low maintenance once established. Shrimp graze actively on the biofilm that builds up across the leaf surface.
Attach the rhizome to wood or rock with thread or aquarium-safe superglue. Do not bury the rhizome.