TCulture Bucephalandra Brownie Ghost Ulu Kapus ( pot)

The TCulture Bucephalandra Brownie Ghost Ulu Kapus ( pot) is an epiphytic aquatic plant that can be attached to driftwood or rocks.

Key Features

• Epiphytic plant — attach to hardscape rather than planting in substrate
• Low to moderate light requirements
• Provides natural cover and grazing surfaces for fish and shrimp

Bucephalandra Brownie Ghost Ulu Kapus in SG Tanks

Brownie Ghost Ulu Kapus is a locality variant of the popular Brownie Ghost, named for its Borneo collection origin and prized for the ghostly pale-to-bronze cast its leaves can develop. It is a hardy rhizome plant that settles into our ambient 27-29C aquariums with no chiller, and its slow growth keeps it compact and tidy. That makes it a rewarding accent for the nano and shrimp tanks many Singapore hobbyists run, where the textured leaves also become grazing surfaces for shrimp.

Attach the rhizome to rock or driftwood and keep it above the substrate, since a buried rhizome rots in warm tap water. Care follows the Anubias model closely: low to moderate light brings out the subtle colour while keeping algae off the slow foliage, and gentle, steady flow prevents detritus build-up. A brief settling period with a little leaf loss after planting is normal before the rhizome resumes pushing growth adapted to your conditions.

For colour and parameter guidance see our Brownie Ghost care guide, and to compare the many forms read Bucephalandra collection types. Explore companions in our epiphytes range.