Tropica Anubias barteri Petite

Tropica Anubias barteri Petite (Low Tech)

Tropica Anubias barteri ‘Petite’ is a charming, compact aquarium plant with small, dark green leaves that make it perfect for foreground or nano tank setups. Its hardy nature and slow growth allow it to thrive when attached to rocks or driftwood, providing a low-maintenance yet striking addition to any aquascape.

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In a few days, after placing your plants in the aquarium you will notice some of the leaves start to melt and fall away.
This means the transition process has started. Please note the plants might look DEAD, but they are fully alive, so do not panic. Also, after a few days you will notice new growth will appear and the plant will fully change its form into submersed growth. You need to continuously trim and put a fertilizer in for the plants to thrive in your aquarium. Two good fertilizers include Easy Life – Profito and Scape Complete or our premium APT Zero. All plants have specific needs but if you follow the general instructions on our labels the plant will transition well and will eventually succeed and prosper in your aquarium.

Will this plant grow in your tank? We have made a guide to aid in growing/understanding aquatic plants. Check it out >here<. View other plants that will grow in: ( Low Tech | Medium Tech | High Tech | All Plants ).

*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.

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McMerwe’s Comment: This versatile plant is ideal for creating natural, layered layouts while offering excellent durability for both beginners and experienced aquarists. [Rating 5/5]