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Anubias nana PC Aquafleur

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Category: Aquarium Plants

Aquafleur Anubias nana

Plant in 5 cm pot.

Very hardy, slow-growing plant with a deep green colour. It can be easily grown on wood, stone and 3D backgrounds. The rootstock must be kept above the substrate. Suitable for Discus aquariums and paludaria.

Species Profile:

Tank Placement: Foreground
Average Height: 15cm
Temperature: 24-30C
Light Requirements: Half Light
Geographic Origin: West Africa
Ease of Care: Easy

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Ella K. ★★★★★

Tied the rootstock to a piece of driftwood and it's already perking up in the tank after just a few days. The leaves are a beautiful deep green, exactly what I wanted for a low-light spot.

Miles E. ★★★★★

Got it out of the pot and it's exactly the deep green I was hoping for, no melting at all. I've got it tied to a piece of driftwood and the roots are holding firm without needing any substrate. It's slow, but that's what I wanted for a low-maintenance nano tank.

Mia ★★★★★

The rootstock being above the substrate is exactly what I needed — I tied it to a piece of driftwood and it's already putting out new leaves. The deep green color really pops against the wood.