Anubias coffee-leaved

Anubias Bartera Coffee-leaved, scientific name Anubias barteri var. coffeeifolia. Wild varieties of this plant are widely distributed throughout West and Central Africa. The exact origin of this species is unknown. It has been cultivated as an aquarium plant for decades and is marketed under the trade name Coffeefolia.

The plant reaches a height of 25 cm and spreads on the sides by 30 cm. It grows slowly, forming a creeping rhizome. Able to grow both partially and completely immersed in water. Unpretentious and feels great in various conditions. A great option for the beginner aquarist. The only limitation is that it is not suitable for small aquariums. из-за their small size.

Anubias Bartera Coffee-leaved differs from other Anubias in the color of the leaves. Young shoots have orange brown shades that turn into green as they grow. Stems and veins brown red, and the surface of the sheet between them is convex. A similar shape and color resemble the leaves of coffee bushes, thanks to which the plant got its name.