Anubias barteri var. nana on Mangrove coldwater-plant What happens when plants don't

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all-in-one planting containers designed for aquatic and marsh plants

Planting is straightforward: bury the lower portion of the bulb in substrate while leaving the upper half exposed

Broad-leaved swords work well as background structure

It can also be trimmed with scissors to keep the shape tidy

Anubias barteri var. nana on Mangrove coldwater-plant What happens when plants don'tAnubias barteri nana is a compact, easy going aquarium plant with oval, dark green leaves that are tough, slow growing, and largely ignored by most fish. This version comes pre attached to a piece of natural mangrove root a branching, pale coloured wood with a distinctive angular structure that creates a striking natural feature in the aquarium. The combination of Anubias nana and mangrove root is a classic choice for aquascaping. Anubias nana needs