Anubias Barteri – Resilient Aquarium Staple with Broad, Hardy Leaves Anubias Barteri is a time-tested favorite among aquarists for its durability, low maintenance, and lush green foliage. Recognized for its broad, slightly thicker leaves and strong rhizome structure, this plant is ideal for both beginner and experienced hobbyists. Whether you’re setting up a planted tank or adding greenery to a cichlid or goldfish aquarium, Anubias Barteri delivers long-lasting beauty and function. Now available in two convenient formats—loose bare-root rhizome or potted with rockwool and net pot—so you can choose the best option for your aquascaping needs. 🌿 Key Features: Scientific Name: Anubias barteri Common Name: Anubias Barteri Broad & Hardy Leaves: Stronger and thicker than Anubias Nana, offering extra resistance to nibbling and tearing. Tough & Adaptable: Thrives in a wide range of water conditions and is ideal for low-light environments. Attach or Plant: Can be secured to rocks, driftwood, or left potted—perfect for aquascapes and terrariums alike. Great for Fish-Heavy Tanks: Sturdy enough to coexist with goldfish, plecos, cichlids, and other plant-tough species. 💡 Optimal Growing Conditions: Lighting: Low to medium Temperature: 72–82°F (22–28°C) pH Range: 6.0–7.5 Water Type: Soft to moderately hard Placement: Midground or background; attach to hardscape or place in substrate (do not bury rhizome) 🌱 Propagation & Growth: Growth Rate: Slow Propagation: Rhizome division Nutrient Substrate: Not Required Can Be Grown Emersed: Yes 📦 What You’ll Receive: Enhance your aquarium with our fresh, high-quality plants, available in convenient formats: Loose Rhizome (Bare-root): Approx. 6+ leaves of bare-root Anubias Barteri with a sturdy rhizome, ready for attachment to driftwood, stone, or decor. Potted Plant: Approx. 6+ leaves in rockwool and net pot—ideal for stable placement or easy transition to your aquascape. 🔒 Disclaimer: Images are for illustrative purposes only. The actual plant may vary in size, shape, or coloration depending on growing conditions. Unless specified, we do not guarantee plants will be free of pests, snails, or pesticides. Growth form may be submerged or emersed. ⚠️ State Restrictions Notice ♻️ Be a Responsible Aquatic Plants Owner Do not release aquatic plants into local waterways. Dispose of unwanted plants responsibly to help protect native ecosystems. Always verify your local laws before introducing new species.