Anubias barteri

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Stock: 42 units in stock
Dimensions: up to 30cm
Model: p2020105
Origin: Africa

Price:

£6.99

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1-2
£6.99

3-4
£6.29

5+
£5.94

Description

Description

Originating from Cameroon the Anubias barteri is a slow growing plant that has leaves that are different shades of green, from dark to light green in colour and have a waxy, shininess to them.

This small plant will thrive in most conditions and can be grown in a wide range of aquariums. To thrive best it needs to be tied to wood. A lily looking white flower will appear every so often and is a sign of a happy plant.

Plant information:

Type: Rhizomatous
Origin: Africa
Growth rate: Slow
Size: 5-15cm +

Customer reviews

by Tim B. on 1/3/2021

First class plants. Arrived in excellent condition and have established well after a couple of weeks.

by George F. on 3/1/2021

Bought rwo of these as part of an order,they arrived in two days and were perfect. I am delighted with them. Am awaiting my second order of plants from here. Recommended!

by Ian D. on 29/12/2020

Plant arrived promtly and in excellent condition.Very healthy plant and already growing well.Always delighted with the size and quality of the plants..

by Sandra P. on 15/12/2020

Great plant, good size

by Sandra P. on 15/12/2020

Great plant, good size.

by Mark H. on 29/11/2020

As always and not to take for granted, arrived on time, securely packed and in great condition. 5 stars plus

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Guest

01/16/2016 13:03:26

watts per Lt

Staff

01/16/2016 18:33:00

all anubias require very low lighting to thrive

Guest

01/04/2018 00:40:05

Noted the above - I’m not sure of my Watts per litre figures but I have an LED lighting strip on my Jewel Trigon 190l tank. Would this plant still be ok or is my lighting likely to be too bright?

Staff

01/04/2018 09:11:45

They do prefer low light so just keep the intensity moderate

Guest

02/06/2021 15:13:57

Can these be grown in a water based terrarium?

Staff

02/06/2021 17:32:52

yes