Anubias Barteri
1 Anubias Barteri
Size: 2-5 inches on average. Size will vary as these are live plants.
- Care: Easy
- CO2: No
- Growth rate: Slow
- Placement: Foreground/Midground
- Lighting requirements: Low light easy
- Color: Green
- Propagating method: Cutting the rhizome
- Recommended fertilizer: Not specified
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Plant Type | Live aquarium plant |
| Hardiness | Hardy and durable |
| Leaf Color | Green |
| Light Requirement | Low to medium |
| Propagation | By cutting the rhizome |
| CO2 Requirement | Not required |
Anubias Barteri plants are a hardy, durable, and resilient aquarium plant with thick green leaves, making them an excellent choice for beginner hobbyists. Similar to other Anubias varieties, this plant is a flowering species that grows best when the rhizome is attached to a hard surface such as wood or stones.
FAQ
What is the ideal lighting condition for Anubias Barteri?
Anubias Barteri thrives in low to medium light conditions and does not require high intensity lighting.
Can Anubias Barteri grow without CO2?
Yes, Anubias Barteri can grow without CO2 supplementation.
How do I propagate Anubias Barteri?
Propagation is done by cutting the rhizome and attaching the piece to a hard surface like wood or stone.
Oliver Duncan –
I bought this plant for my beginner aquarium and it has been thriving for three months. The leaves are thick and green, and it doesn’t need much light. I attached it to a driftwood piece and it’s grown slightly since I got it. Very easy to care for.
Megan Hudson –
The plant arrived healthy and stayed stable in my tank. I didn’t add any CO2 or fertilizer, and it’s still doing well. It grows slowly, which is fine for a beginner. I like that it doesn’t need much maintenance.
Bernadette Mills –
Perfect for new aquarists. The plant is tough and stays green even in low light. I cut a piece off the rhizome and attached it to a stone, and it rooted within a week. Very reliable.