Anubias ‘Pinto’ Tissue Culture
A rare variegated Anubias supplied in clean tissue culture, prized for marbled white-and-green foliage that creates strong contrast in nano and planted aquariums.
Quick Facts
- Plant type: Rhizome epiphyte
- Sale format: Tissue culture
- Placement: Attach to wood, rock or another suitable surface; keep the rhizome exposed.
- Lighting: Low to moderate light is a practical starting point; increase gradually.
- Injected CO₂: Optional for many rhizome plants; stability matters more than aggressive dosing.
Is this for you?
- You want a plant with striking marbled foliage for visual contrast in planted tanks.
- You’re setting up a nano or low-maintenance aquarium with a focus on aesthetic appeal.
- You prefer tissue culture plants for reliable, disease-free growth.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Plant Type | Rhizome epiphyte |
| Format | Tissue culture |
| Light Requirement | Low to moderate |
| CO₂ Requirement | Optional |
| Placement | Attached to wood, rock, or other surfaces |
FAQ
What makes Anubias ‘Pinto’ different from other Anubias varieties?
Anubias ‘Pinto’ features marbled white-and-green foliage, creating a distinctive contrast that stands out in planted tanks compared to solid-colored varieties.
Can I grow this plant in a low-light aquarium?
Yes, it thrives in low to moderate light and is well-suited for low-light environments, making it ideal for nano or beginner aquariums.
Is tissue culture a reliable method for growing this plant?
Yes, tissue culture ensures a disease-free, genetically consistent plant with strong growth potential and high survival rates.
Jessica Robertson –
The foliage is exactly as described—beautiful marbled patterns that add depth to my nano tank. Easy to attach and has grown well in low light. No issues with algae or pests so far.
Molly Murray –
I was hesitant about tissue culture plants, but this one has performed perfectly. It’s healthy, vibrant, and looks great against driftwood. Very satisfied with the color variation.
Richard Mackenzie –
The plant arrived quickly and looked healthy. It’s not the most aggressive grower, but it’s stable and adds nice contrast. I plan to keep it in a low-light setup with a rock substrate.
Maria Parr –
This is one of the best variegated Anubias I’ve seen. The white and green marbling is striking and stands out even in a small tank. I’ve had it for three months and it’s still thriving.