Anubias Barteri (Coffeefolia) Live Aquarium Plant
Anubias Barteri Coffeefolia features large, heavily ridged leaves that add visual interest to any aquascape. Like other Anubias varieties, it grows slowly and is well-suited for the mid-ground area of aquariums.
This plant is hardy and low-maintenance, thriving under ideal conditions. Juvenile plants often display reddish-brown leaves, which gradually transition to a deep, vibrant green as they mature, making them a striking accent in the tank.
Native to tropical regions of Africa, Anubias Barteri is commonly found in rivers, streams, and marshy environments. It can be planted in substrate or attached to rocks and driftwood for stable growth.
It requires medium light levels and performs best in warm, stable water conditions.
| Key Features |
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| Plant Type: Live Aquatic Plant |
| Light Requirement: Medium |
| Growth Rate: Slow |
| Leaf Color (Mature): Dark vibrant green |
| Origin: Tropical Africa |
| Planting Method: Substrate or on rocks/driftwood |
FAQ
What is the light requirement for Anubias Barteri Coffeefolia?
It requires medium light levels to grow properly.
Does the leaf color change as the plant matures?
Yes, juvenile plants have reddish-brown leaves that turn to a dark, vibrant green as they mature.
Can this plant be attached to rocks or driftwood?
Yes, it can be planted in substrate or attached to rocks and driftwood for stability.
Adrian Peters –
The plant arrived healthy and has grown well in my 55-gallon tank. The leaves are thick and look great in the mid-ground. It’s easy to maintain and has stayed vibrant even with moderate lighting.
Heather Black –
I planted it on a rock and it’s been thriving. The color change from reddish to green is noticeable over time. It’s a solid choice for a low-maintenance, attractive mid-ground plant.
Jan Wilkins –
Great for beginners. The plant is hardy and doesn’t need much attention. After a few weeks, the leaves turned deep green and the overall look of the tank improved significantly.