Anubias barteri Petite

  • Stock: 14 units in stock
  • Dimensions: Maximum height 10cm
  • Model: 101h
  • Origin: Cultivated
Price:
£7.99
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Description

Anubias sp. ‘Petite’ is a mutation which appeared in cultivation at the Oriental aquarium plant nursery in Singapore. Grows very slowly, and can be difficult to keep in healthy growth, Staying less than 5 cm tall and with a rhizome from 5-10 cm or more.

It is most decorative when attached to stones or roots, and like other Anubias should be attached with fishing line until it gains a hold. A speciality plant which is ideal for miniature landscapes in small aquariums.

Plant information:

  • Type: Rhizomateous
  • Origin: Cultivated
  • Growth rate: Slow
  • Size: 3-5cm +

also purchased

 
by Angela P.
9/6/2022
Absolutely beautiful. I bought 2. Well packaged and really healthy. Best supplier of plants that I've found. I will definitely buy frim here again.

 
by Nathan C.
23/12/2021
Arrived in excellent condition, the rhizome was large enough and had so many leaves that I could comfortably split it into three. It has taken very well to the tank

 
by Candice D.
11/11/2021
Very good quality!

 
by David G.
27/10/2021
Great little plant, very versatile and excellent for filling in small spaces, plant was nice and healthy and continues to thrive.

 
by David G.
15/10/2021
Excellent specimen. Was very small, which was exactly what I wanted to fill a gap in my aquascape.

 
by Stephen C.
6/10/2021
Very healthy plant

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Guest
12/29/2014 14:43:10
12/29/2014 14:43:10
How many leave on a tree?

 
Staff
12/29/2014 18:18:02
12/29/2014 18:18:02

Very similar to the picture atm


 
Guest
09/27/2017 07:21:21
09/27/2017 07:21:21
Is this the same plant as the one shown in the video under description? Will the leaves stay nice and small?

 
Staff
09/27/2017 07:23:30
09/27/2017 07:23:30

Yes


 
Guest
08/17/2020 17:43:01
08/17/2020 17:43:01
How many plants to a pot

 
Staff
08/17/2020 17:56:42
08/17/2020 17:56:42

Picture is very similar to what you will receive


 
Guest
06/01/2021 12:48:46
06/01/2021 12:48:46
would this be suitable in a goldfish aquarium or would they just quickly eat it?

 
Staff
06/01/2021 16:25:26
06/01/2021 16:25:26

I doubt they'd eat it - tough leaves 


 
Guest
07/16/2021 15:33:20
07/16/2021 15:33:20
Can these be split before planting?

 
Staff
07/16/2021 15:36:52
07/16/2021 15:36:52

Often not



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