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Anubias Heterophylla
Plant Profile Anubias Heterophylla, or Congo Anubias, is a larger-leaved heavyweight that is ready to bring major tropical structure to your aquasc...
View full detailsAnubias Barteri UNS Tissue Culture
Plant Profile Common Name: Anubias Barteri Anubias Barteri is a classic that brings bold, structural elegance to any aquascape layout. Featuring b...
View full detailsAnubias Nana Thick Leaf
Plant Profile If your tank boasts an unruly crowd of plant-chomping cichlids or energetic bottom-dwellers, Anubias Nana Thick Leaf is built to surv...
View full detailsAnubias Minima
Plant Profile Despite what its name suggests, Anubias Minima reaches an impressive height of 6 to 10 inches, packing rich architectural detail into...
View full detailsAnubias Lanceolata
Plant Profile If the typical round leaves of standard Anubias feel a bit too basic for your grand vision, Anubias Lanceolata is here to bring some ...
View full detailsAnubias Barteri Striped
Plant Profile Aquascapers seeking dramatic leaf texture combined with impressive visual scale will find a magnificent option in Anubias Barteri Str...
View full detailsAnubias Barteri Broad Leaf
Plant Profile For aquascapers looking to anchor large midground or background zones with sweeping green foliage, Anubias Barteri Broad Leaf deliver...
View full detailsAnubias Barteri 'Wrinkle Leaf'
Plant Profile If smooth, pristine foliage feels a little too routine for your aquascape, Anubias Barteri 'Wrinkle Leaf' is here to bring some serio...
View full detailsRheophytes, more commonly known as Epiphytes in the hobby, are aquarium plants such as Anubias, Bucephalandra and more that propagate differently when compared to stem plants. The plants in this section do not need to be planted in aquarium soil and can be attached to hardscape or aquarium decor. This section will also contain moss, which is not an epiphyte but can be attached to aquarium decor and hardscape!
They are typically low tech and rather hardy, but care should be taken to do additional research to ensure it thrives in your setup!