| Management number | 234732297 | Release Date | 2026/07/02 | List Price | $2.80 | Model Number | 234732297 | ||
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Anubias nana 'Peacock' is a rare and highly sought-after variety of Anubias barteri distinguished by its elegant, pointed leaves and thick, waxy texture. Its compact growth habit and hardiness make it an ideal choice for aquascapers who want a durable yet unique focal plant that thrives in a wide range of aquarium conditions.
Scientific Name: Anubias barteri var. nana 'Peacock'
Leaf Shape: Distinctively pointed, spear-like leaves with a glossy, waxy feel
Growth Form: Compact rhizome plant, slow-growing and hardy
Coloration: Deep, rich green foliage that retains vibrancy under various lighting conditions
Ease of Care: One of the most resilient aquarium plants, perfect for beginners and collectors alike
Lighting Needs: Low to medium light; resists algae when shaded
CO₂ Requirement: Not required, though growth improves with CO₂ supplementation
Water Parameters: pH 6.0 – 7.5; temperature 68°F – 82°F (20°C – 28°C)
Growth Method: Attach to hardscape such as driftwood or rock; avoid burying rhizome
Nutrient Substrate: Not required
Can Be Grown Emersed: Yes, thrives in paludariums and humid terrariums
Unique Leaf Shape: Pointed, glossy foliage creates striking contrast in aquascapes
Versatile Placement: Works well in the foreground or midground when attached to hardscape
Low Maintenance: Extremely hardy and slow-growing, making it easy to manage
Collector’s Choice: Rare cultivar not commonly available in the trade
Unlike other Anubias varieties with rounded or wavy leaves, Anubias 'Peacock' stands out with its bold, spear-like foliage. Its durability, paired with unique aesthetics, makes it a must-have for aquascaping enthusiasts and plant collectors seeking something special.
Available in multiple forms:
Bare-root plants: A small loose portion with approx. 6+ leaves
Potted plants: Net pot with rockwool containing approx. 6+ leaves
Do not bury the rhizome in substrate, as this may cause rotting. Instead, attach the plant to rocks, driftwood, or decorations until roots anchor naturally.
Before purchasing, check local regulations on aquatic plants. Dispose of trimmings responsibly—never release aquarium plants into local waterways.
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