Anubias Barteri (Gracilis) – 3 Pack
Live freshwater aquarium plant known for its rich dark green leaves and suitability for midground placement, adding depth and structure. Easy-care and grows at a slow, steady pace, requiring minimal trimming and maintenance.
As an epiphytic plant, Anubias Barteri should be attached to rocks or driftwood rather than buried in substrate. Keep the rhizome exposed for best results and long-term health.
This listing includes 3 potted plants, each rooted in a 2″ nursery pot.
Key Features
- Hardy & Beginner-Friendly
- Tolerates a wide range of water conditions and adapts well to new aquariums
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Plant Type | Anubias Barteri (Gracilis) |
| Quantity | 3 plants |
| Pot Size | 2″ nursery pot |
| Plant Type | Live freshwater aquarium plant |
FAQ
Can Anubias Barteri be planted directly in the substrate?
No, Anubias Barteri is an epiphytic plant and should be attached to rocks or driftwood. It should not be buried in substrate. Keep the rhizome exposed for optimal health.
How often should I trim the leaves?
Minimal trimming is required. Trim only when leaves become yellow or damaged. The plant grows slowly and does not need frequent maintenance.
Is this plant suitable for beginners?
Yes, Anubias Barteri is known for being hardy and beginner-friendly, adapting well to new aquariums and tolerating a wide range of water conditions.
Sam Thomson –
Received the three plants in good condition. They arrived fresh and the leaves are vibrant green. I attached them to a rock in my 55-gallon tank, and they’ve been thriving after a week. Easy to set up and no issues with water parameters so far.
Megan Payne –
The plants look healthy and grow slowly as expected. I didn’t have to do much maintenance. Just attached them to a driftwood piece and they’ve stayed stable. A solid choice for a beginner aquarist.
Donna Mathis –
Great value for the price. The pots are sturdy and the roots are well contained. I’ve had them for two months now and they’re still lush and green. No signs of stress or yellowing.