Key Features & Benefits:

• Broad, Eye-Catching Leaves: This plant stands out due to its large, rounded leaves, offering a dense, lush look that complements other aquarium plants and enhances your tank’s natural beauty.

• Hardy & Low-Maintenance: Anubias Broad Leaf is very easy to care for, tolerating a wide range of water parameters and lighting conditions, from low-light to moderate-light aquariums.

• Perfect for Various Aquarium Sizes: Its flexible size makes it suitable for a wide range of aquariums, from small nano tanks to large aquascapes. It works well as a foreground or midground plant and can be attached to decorations like driftwood and rocks.

• Growth Conditions:

  • Lighting Needs: This plant thrives under low to moderate lighting, which means it can do well without the need for special or high-intensity lighting setups.

  • Water Parameters: Anubias barteri Broad Leaf is tolerant of a pH range between 6.0 and 7.5, and water temperatures between 68°F to 82°F (20°C to 28°C), making it adaptable to most freshwater tanks.

  • CO2 & Nutrients: While this plant does not require CO2 supplementation, adding nutrients through fertilizers can promote healthier growth and better leaf color.

  • Aquascaping Benefits:

    • Versatile Hardscape Planting: This Anubias variety can be attached to rocks, driftwood, or other tank decorations. It does not need to be rooted in the substrate, offering flexibility in aquascaping styles.

    • Shelter and Cover for Aquarium Inhabitants: The large leaves provide hiding spots and shade for fish, shrimp, and other small aquatic creatures, helping create a more natural and comfortable environment.

    • Easy to Maintain: The slow-growing nature of Anubias Broad Leaf means it retains its shape without needing frequent trimming, making it great for those looking for a low-maintenance plant.

    • Propagation & Care:

      Anubias Broad Leaf is propagated through rhizome division. To propagate, simply cut a section of the rhizome (the main stem) that has a few healthy leaves and attach it to your desired surface. It s important to keep the rhizome above the substrate to prevent it from rotting. You can secure it to rocks, driftwood, or other decorations using aquarium-safe thread or glue.

      Why Choose Anubias barteri Broad Leaf ?

      • Easy for All Aquarists: This plant’s hardy nature and simple care make it a great choice for aquarists of all skill levels.

      • Enhances the Natural Look of Aquascapes: Its broad leaves add depth, texture, and color, improving the visual appeal of your aquarium.

      • Contributes to a Healthy Tank Environment: Beyond aesthetics, Anubias Broad Leaf can help balance the aquarium’s ecosystem by providing cover and absorbing nutrients from the water.

      • Conclusion:

        For aquarists looking for a hardy, visually appealing plant, Anubias barteri Broad Leaf is an excellent choice. Its large, round leaves bring a lush, natural look to any aquarium and are perfect for enhancing the design of both beginner and advanced aquascapes. Easy to care for and highly adaptable, this plant is sure to thrive in your freshwater tank, bringing beauty and a natural habitat for your fish and invertebrates.

        Enhance your aquarium with our fresh, high-quality plants, available in convenient formats:

        • Loose Bare-Root Plants: Includes approximately 4 or more leaves of loose, bare-root plants, providing flexibility in planting and arrangement.

        • Rooted Potted: Includes approximately 4 or more leaves, potted in a net pot with rock wool, ensuring stability and ease of placement in your aquarium.

        • Disclaimer: Pictures are not the actual plants you will receive, but a sample representation. Unless specific, we don t guarantee aquatic plants will be free of pests, pesticides, grow emerged, or submerge.

          Scientific Name		Anubias barteri var. Broad Leaf
          Common Name		Anubias Broad Leaf
          Placement		Attached to driftwood, stone, or decorations
          CO2		Not Required
          Growth Rates		Slow
          Difficulty Level		Easy
          Nutrient Substrate		Not Required
          Can it grow emerged?		Yes
          Lighting Requirements		Low – High

          Additional information

          Emerged Growth	Bare-root Plants, Rooted Potted