Anubias Heterophylla (6-7 Inches) small
STOP- AS OF 11/29/24 These are about 6-7 inches tall. We try to ship the tallest plants we have. The photos labeled "AS OF 11/22/24" is what the plant looks like.
This is a rad EASY Anubias that we waiting awhile to put out as we wanted to see how it did. It has a variegated, lighter color leaf on it and we wanted to make sure that would stay and wasn't from being grown above water, only to get home to your tanks and look different. Well guess what, the variegated stayed.
Think of this plant and sort of a smaller leaf Anubias than a Barteri, but bigger than an Anubias nana. What I like about it is it has lighter, brighter green than more anubias.
This would be a great plant to mix in with other anubias for a slight transition to a brighter color amongst the typically dark anubias.
THIS IS A HARDY PLANT.
I would recommend that you tie or glue it to a rock or driftwood. Like all anubias. It is a slightly slower grower and likes a little bit of water flow.
Grab some of this plant and wire it to a rock and keep it with your Cichlids. Ask for FREE WIRE!
Customer Reviews
Looks great in tank thriving.
Arrived safely through the cold weather and looked good. Two days latter all of my Anubis’s are melting badly. Is this due to the cold or something else. Very disappointed.
Everything arrived in tremendously health shape and was exactly like pictured. I will be a Consumer for life.
Beautiful healthy plants. Unfortunately my Musk turlte thought they looked better chopped up into little pieces and scattered all over the tank. It’s been a 15 year battle with her but that’s what they do.
We have had these plants in two different tanks since we got them on Tuesday of last week. They were doing great & we found them like this today. First two pictures are the plants in a 75 gallon and the other two are in a 180. Both tanks get the same amount of natural & LED lighting.
Hey- Heads up. Those plants. Like ALL Anubias will suffer if burried under the sustrate. Pull them out of the gravel a bit, cut off the dead leaves and wait for new growth.