Description
Product Overview
Anubias Barteri ‘Coffeefolia’ is an exquisite aquatic plant treasured for its deep green color and uniquely ruffled leaf texture. As a variant of the popular Anubias Barteri, Coffeefolia stands out with its rippled leaves that add depth, movement, and visual intrigue to any aquascape. Perfect for aquariums or terrariums, this hardy epiphyte thrives either submerged or emersed, making it incredibly versatile. With its slow growth and compact size, it’s an ideal choice for both beginner and advanced aquascapers seeking low-maintenance yet visually stunning greenery.
Product Features
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Distinctive Leaf Texture – Gorgeous wavy, ruffled leaves provide unique visual interest in planted tanks.
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Hardy and Low Maintenance – Tolerates a wide range of water parameters and requires minimal care.
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Versatile Use – Grows submerged or emersed, suitable for aquariums, terrariums, paludariums, and ripariums.
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Epiphytic Growth Habit – Easily attaches to rocks, driftwood, or décor, eliminating the need for planting in substrate.
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Perfect for Natural Aquascapes – Adds lush green color and texture without overtaking tank space due to slow growth.
Product Specifications
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Scientific Name: Anubias Barteri var. Coffeefolia
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Size on Arrival: 1-3 inches (initial growth, expands over time)
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Max Size: 12+ inches
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Care Level: Easy
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Growth Rate: Slow
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CO₂ Requirement: Not required
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Lighting Requirements: Low to mid light
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Placement: Midground to background; attach to hardscape as an epiphyte
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Color: Deep green
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Propagation: Rhizome division
❓ Related FAQs
Q1: How do I attach Anubias Coffeefolia to driftwood or rocks?
A1: Use aquarium-safe glue or fine fishing line to secure the rhizome until it naturally grips the surface.
Q2: Can Anubias Coffeefolia grow in low light conditions?
A2: Yes! It thrives under low to mid lighting, making it perfect for low-tech tanks.
Q3: Should I plant Anubias Coffeefolia in substrate?
A3: No. Burying the rhizome can cause rot. Always attach it to hardscape for healthy growth.
Q4: How fast does Anubias Coffeefolia grow?
A4: It’s a slow grower, producing new leaves every few weeks under ideal conditions.
Q5: Is CO₂ necessary for Anubias Coffeefolia?
A5: Not at all! While CO₂ can enhance growth slightly, it’s not required.
Q6: Is Anubias Coffeefolia suitable for shrimp tanks?
A6: Yes! It’s shrimp-safe and provides excellent surfaces for biofilm growth, benefitting shrimp.
Q7: Why are the leaves turning yellow?
A7: Yellowing may indicate nutrient deficiencies or excessive light. Reduce lighting or consider supplementing nutrients.