Anubias Afzelii (Afzelli) (Hardy Mid- Ground Freshwater Aquarium Plant)
We need to thank our plant friend Adam Afzelius for finding this sucker... SUPER HARDY and UNIQUE ANUBIAS.
This is one of the MOST BULLET PROOF PLANTS I sell. It has narrower leaves than Anubias Nana, and a sweet RED STEM! This plant prefers a low light environment.
THE GREENHOUSE MANAGER SWEARS ON HIS LIFE THIS IS BY FAR THE EASIEST ANUBIAS TO HANDLE!
You are getting ONE Plant with 3 or 4 leaves.
Ask us with your order to throw in some black wire for FREE so you can tie it to driftwood just like we do. (Put a note in your order comments)
An excellent Foreground or Mid-Ground plant for any aquarium.
Difficulty: Anubias Afzelii is a 1 on the 1-10 scale. 1 being it could grow in a toilet and 10 being it is impossible!
LIghting: This plant enjoys a low light environment.
Extra notes: Most anubias like harder water with a bit more water flow to keep algae off of it.
If you like the look of this one, check this out:
Or contrast it with the deep green of coffeefolia:
Customer Reviews
Customer Reviews
Shipping was quick and the plants arrived looking good. I put 2 each in two separate tanks and they are all not doing so well. 2 out of the 4 probably won’t make it, the other two are kind of questionable at this point. I do use root tabs/ liquid fertilizer and inject Co2.
My anubias came looking healthy and I good shape. The tips of a couple leaves were a little brown but overall everything looked great.
My plants arrived in great shape. I received more than I ordered. Customer service is excellent.
After forgetting about the plants for a couple days in my mail box, I finally got them inside and planted and the look amazing. Definitely a hearty plant and look fantastic. They weren’t in the tank but for a couple days and my Angelfish were already laying eggs on them. A+++ as always from Dustin’s fish tanks.
I ordered 2 and received about 6. Another nice addition. Plants are really tall and break the water surface. The leaves kind of droop over a little. Fish enjoy swimming in and out of the leaves