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Suitable for aquariums. Emersed in terrariums and paludariums environments. It will attach itself on wood and rocks.
Anubias Barteri is native to rainforest streams in West Africa. This undemanding species is one of the easiest aquarium plants to grow. It enjoys dimly lit tanks and thrives without the need for CO2 fertilisation. When planted, keep rhizome above the substrate as the roots will otherwise tend to rot. Tanks with big cichlids and plant-eating fish are great to pair with this plant. Herbivorous fish do not eat this plants tough and robust leaves. Anubias Nana is grown in the same conditions, but the Barteri becomes larger, 24 - 45cm (9 - 17 inches) in height. Visible roots 10 - 15cm (4 - 6 inches) in length. But, this plant can vary in size and leaf shape; the leaves are coarse, green ovals. It will tolerate strong lighting but, planting in shady spots prevents dreaded algae growth.
To ensure you get the best quality plant, we order plants in fresh at the end of each week, for next week delivery. Straight to your door. This way, we assure you receive healthy, vibrant plants. Doing this means we can also lower our prices for you. Please expect delivery to be Thursday of the following week that you ordered.
Plant in very good condition thanks
Received in good condition. Good size. Growing well and already have new shoots after 2 weeks.
Great condition and large plant.
lovely plant, very healthy and quick delivery.
A lovely little plant..happily growing on mr bristle noses wood
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