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Slightly larger leaved Anubias. Best used tied to driftwood or between rocks. As with all Anubias, the rhizome should not be covered by the substrate and light should be dimmed to avoid algae... more

Very suitable aquarium plant. With its long, narrow leaves, this species makes a nice contrast if combined with other Anubias. Very rare to obtain in shops and thus a special at Extraplant!

Large Anubias, growing on a piece of driftwood. Can be used instantly in any aquascape. Particularly suited for use in cichlid aquaria as the stiff, leathery leaves will not be eaten by the fish.... more

Very popular plant for aquariums with low lighting. While this plant will thrive under higher light intensitiy, a darker spot is preferred to avoid algae on the slow-growing leaves. Tied to... more

Wonderful Anubias with slightly crinkled leaves. New emersed foliage is the colour of café latte. Easy to keep, like all Anubias species but strikingly beautiful if not kept in too bright a spot.... more

Beautiful foreground plant and very suitable for tying to driftwood or stones in low-light aquariums. Highly recommended for underplanting of large specimen plants such as Echinodorus... more (1 additional image)

Dwarf form of Anubias barteri. Very suitable for nano aquaria with low light. Slow but persistent grower. Add some shrimp to keep it algae free.

This beautiful variety of Anubias nana has light green, almost yellow foliage. Its culture requirements are similar to those of the species with its growth being even slower. A valuable addition... more

10-15 cm piece with two drill holes holding anubias plants growing in rockwool.

8-10cm piece with two drill holes holding anubias plants growing in rockwool.

Don't keep under bright light. Suitable only for large aquaria or terrariums. The image shows a plant growing on driftwood. Delivery is in the form of a bundled plant.

Suitable plant for growing both submerged and in the terrarium. If grown emersed, the leaves will be dark green and up to 30cm. Submerged, the leaves will grow much smaller and are lighter... more