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Anubias barteri nana on Coconut Shell Tropica

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$8.81 $13.99 In stock

Category: Aquarium Plants

Add a natural touch to your aquarium with Tropica’s Anubias barteri nana mounted on a real coconut shell. The compact dwarf Anubias provides lush green foliage while the shell offers a decorative hide or cave for shy fish.

  • Live Anubias barteri nana, ideal for foreground or midground placement.
  • Mounted on an authentic coconut shell for a natural, decorative look.
  • Epiphytic growth habit; tolerates low to moderate light.
  • Creates hiding places for shrimp and small fish.
  • Easy to care for with minimal maintenance requirements.
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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Olivia ★★★★★

The coconut shell hide is a clever touch—my cories dart in and out of it all day, and the Anubias leaves stayed firm and green through the first three weeks.

Harper H. ★★★★★

My betta immediately started exploring the cave created by the shell, and the Anubias leaves look so vibrant against it. The plant was already securely attached when it arrived, definitely saves time compared to tying it yourself.

Owen M. ★★★★★

I was a little worried about how the glue would hold underwater, but the Anubias has stayed firmly attached to the coconut shell for weeks now. The foliage already looks lush and the tiny shell caves give my shrimp a perfect hiding spot.