can you leave aquarium plants in pots Anubias Barteri for Biotope & Blackwater Aquariums

can you leave aquarium plants in pots Anubias Barteri for Biotope & Blackwater AquariumsAnubias Barteri Scientific Name: Anubias Barteri Common Names: Anubias barteri Petite Round, Anubias Petite Round Our Anubias Barteri is a great beginner plant for blackwater betta aquariums. Anubias Barteri grows by creeping a rhizome along the substrate or driftwood pieces in the aquarium, producing vertical leaves of increasing size. It is similar to Anubias Nana, but it has bigger leaves. When planting Anubias Barteri, do not bury the rhizome in

Anubias Barteri

Scientific Name: Anubias Barteri

Common Names: Anubias barteri Petite Round, Anubias Petite Round

Our Anubias Barteri is a great beginner plant for blackwater betta aquariums. Anubias Barteri grows by creeping a rhizome along the substrate or driftwood pieces in the aquarium, producing vertical leaves of increasing size. It is similar to Anubias Nana, but it has bigger leaves. When planting Anubias Barteri, do not bury the rhizome in your substrate; the roots can be buried, but the rhizome needs proper water flow. They can tolerate high levels of tannins, but like all plants, they require full-spectrum light for photosynthesis.

Caring for Anubias Barteri in Blackwater Aquariums

Care Level:  Easy

Light: Low

CO2: Not Necessary, but can promote growth

Propagation: Separate by rhizome

Tint Tolerance: Low to High Tannin Levels

Native Habitat: West Africa

You can propagate this plant by cutting the rhizome in half and moving the cutting to another area. We recommend leaving 2-3 leaves per section. This will allow both cuttings to keep growing.

All Plants may contain snails or snail eggs. We keep them in all of our tanks for the benefits they provide. Our blackwater aquarium plants are provided by H2OPlants in adherence to their Shipping and DOA Policies. Your curated selection will arrive in their packaging separate from your botanical & merch orders.