- Rare nano plant
- Small, dark-colored leaves
- Farm-raised, not wild-collected
Bucephelandra 'Black Pearl' gets its name from its dark-colored leaves with a deep green to almost red color. This slow-growing plant has similar care requirements to Anubias plants and will thrive under low light. Bucephelandra Black Pearl is a rare beauty that would be great addition to nano and large aquariums alike. It will grow along via its rhizome while producing small, rounded leaves.
Customer Reviews
Plants arrived healthy and larger than I expected. I will definitely order again.
This is my first buce, it showed up quickly and well packed, I like the water retention bags these ship in. This is for a tank that hasn't been setup yet so I have it in a small tank right now still in the rockwool. It's been a few weeks and neither this or the anubias nana petite have had any melt. It was cheaper to buy meds here than from the big everything online retailer so I could afford to add a few plants to the order to get free shipping for only a few bucks more than the meds alone cost on the other platform.
I put this, 2 Anubis and a crypt in my convict parrot breeding tank to let them acclimate to my water before the get attacked to anything and they not only haven’t melted, but have noticeable growth after a few weeks!
This arrive in perfect condition and is so cute. Has wire to attach. So easy ! It is a nice color
These Buce black pearl are nice full pots and came in great shape.
Beautiful plant, arrived healthy and fast shipping.
Plant arrived in very good condition. Much bigger plant (more leaves) than buce I’ve bought from other websites.
Plant came in looking healthy and has maintained that health since being added to my aquarium. I would 100% recommend plants from Awuarium Co Op to my friends and family.
Came on time in great condition, with instructions to plant in aquarium
I got 4 pots of Bucephalandra Black Pearl and glued the plants to 2 rocks for a low light tank, about a week ago. So far so good! There were probably about 12 bunches of the plants, once I took them out of the rock wool. Pretty! I am looking forward to how they grow over the next few months.