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Anubias Barteri Nana (Golden) LIVE AQUARIUM PLANT
Anubias Barteri Nana Golden: are truly beautiful and a great addition for any aquarium. You can attach them to driftwood, rock or plant them in your substrate. Like any other Anubias species, do not bury the rhizome too deep or they will start to drop leaves & rot. This Anubias species are very rare in the U.S. market.
("Nana Golden") is a fairly new variant of Anubias barteri that is not often seen in the aquarium hobby making it pretty rare. It's bright yellow/ lime green leaves contrasts the darker green leaves of other Anubias varieties.
It's extremely hardy, undemanding, and can thrive in a variety of water parameters. This unusual golden variety is sure to be immediately noticeable in any aquariums.
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Photo are not the actual plants you will receive, but a sample representation.
CO2: Not Required
Growth Rates: Slow
Difficulty Level: Beginner
Nutrient Substrate: Recommended
Lighting Requirements: Low - High
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Features: 🌠 🌠
🌟 Small-leaved Epiphyte
🌟 Robust, Hard Leaves
🌟 Very Undemanding
🌟 Suitable for All Aquariums
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