Stoffels Anubias barteri barteri

Stoffels Anubias barteri barteri (Low Tech)

Anubias barteri var. barteri is a classic aquatic plant known for its large, broad leaves and robust growth. This versatile and hardy plant thrives in a wide range of aquarium conditions, making it an excellent choice for aquarists of all skill levels. Its vibrant green, thick, and waxy leaves are resistant to damage from herbivorous fish and add a lush, tropical vibe to aquascapes. Anubias barteri is ideal for midground or background placement and works beautifully when attached to rocks or driftwood, creating a natural, flowing look in any aquarium.

Key Features

• Broad, Waxy Leaves: Large, oval-shaped leaves provide a bold and striking appearance, perfect for enhancing the visual depth of aquascapes.
• Hardy and Resilient: Withstands a wide range of water conditions and thrives in low-tech setups, making it a reliable choice for beginners.
• Versatile Placement: Can be used in the midground, background, or attached to hardscape elements for aquascaping flexibility.
• Low Maintenance: Slow-growing, with minimal trimming required, and naturally resistant to algae.

Care Requirements

• Lighting: Performs best under low to medium lighting. Avoid direct, high-intensity light to prevent algae buildup.
• CO2: Does not require CO2 supplementation but can benefit from it for slightly faster growth.
• Water Parameters: Thrives in a range of conditions, with a pH between 6.0-7.5 and temperatures from 22-28°C.
• Trimming: Minimal trimming needed; simply remove older or yellowing leaves to keep the plant healthy.

Planting Tips

• Attach to Hardscape: The rhizome can be attached to driftwood or rocks using aquarium-safe glue or thread. Ensure the rhizome is not buried, as this can cause it to rot.
• Midground or Background Placement: Use it to add height and volume to midground or background areas of the tank.
• Propagation: Cut the rhizome into sections, ensuring each piece has leaves attached, and place in different parts of the aquarium for propagation.

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*This is a Potted Plant and NOT a Tissue Culture Plant. This plant was grown in a greenhouse and is NOT guaranteed to be snail, algae or pesticide-free. Potted plants are cheaper than Tissue Culture Plants as they are not grown in a sterile laboratory. They generally appear to be bigger than Tissue Culture plants. We recommend Tissue Culture Plant for 100% client satisfaction.