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Anubias Pangolino Aquarium Plant – Loose Miniature Aquascaping Plant

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $29.99.Current price is: $14.65.

Tiny Anubias Pangolino plant with slow growth, perfect for nano tanks and intricate aquascaping.

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Anubias Pangolino

Description:

Anubias Pangolino, one of the smallest varieties in the Anubias family, is a unique and charming aquatic plant. Its miniature size and slow growth make it an excellent choice for intricate aquascaping, particularly in nano tanks or as a delicate foreground plant in larger aquariums.

Features:

  • Extremely small leaves, adding a fine texture to the aquascape
  • Very slow growth rate, ideal for low maintenance setups
  • Hardy and adaptable, withstanding a range of aquarium conditions
  • Suitable for attaching to rocks or driftwood, or planting in the substrate

Care Instructions:

  • Lighting: Low to moderate light
Specification Value
Plant Type Aquatic plant
Size Miniature
Growth Rate Very slow
Attachment Method Attach to rocks or driftwood; can be planted in substrate
Light Requirement Low to moderate

FAQ

What is the best way to attach Anubias Pangolino to my aquarium?

Anubias Pangolino can be attached to rocks or driftwood using fishing line or plant glue. It can also be planted directly into the substrate if the substrate supports root development.

Does Anubias Pangolino require special water conditions?

No, it is hardy and adapts well to a range of water conditions, including varying pH and temperature levels.

How long does it take for Anubias Pangolino to grow?

It grows very slowly, typically showing noticeable growth over several months with consistent care.

3 reviews for Anubias Pangolino Aquarium Plant – Loose Miniature Aquascaping Plant

  1. Anthony Alsop –

    I added Anubias Pangolino to my 10-gallon nano tank and it has been thriving. The tiny leaves add a lot of detail to the aquascape without needing much light. Easy to attach to a rock and stays healthy even with low lighting.

  2. James Abraham –

    Perfect for small tanks. The plant grows slowly, which is great for a low-maintenance setup. I attached it to a piece of driftwood and it looks natural and elegant.

  3. Jake Campbell –

    This plant is a great addition to my aquarium. It doesn’t require much attention and looks beautiful in the foreground. I’ve had it for three months and it’s still healthy and compact.

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