Anubias barteri var. nana ‘Peacock’ – Vibrant Green Rhizome Aquarium Plant
Anubias barteri var. nana ‘Peacock’ – Vibrant Green Rhizome Aquarium Plant
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Anubias barteri var. nana ‘Peacock’ – Vibrant Green Rhizome Aquarium Plant
The Anubias barteri var. nana ‘Peacock’ is a stunning and hardy aquarium plant with a beautiful deep green hue and slightly rounded leaf shape. Its compact form and slow growth make it perfect for nano tanks, aquascaping layouts, or as a lush accent in community aquariums.
Like other Anubias varieties, ‘Peacock’ thrives when attached to driftwood, rock, or aquarium décor rather than planted directly in substrate. It tolerates a wide range of conditions and is one of the most forgiving plants for beginners, while still being loved by advanced aquascapers for its sculptural beauty.
🪴 Key Features:
- Compact Anubias with lush, rounded green leaves
- Grows well in low to medium light conditions
- Excellent for foreground to midground placement
- Hardy and slow-growing with minimal care needs
- Ideal for both beginner and advanced aquascapers
🌡️ Care Guidelines:
- Light: Low to Medium
- Temperature: 68°–82°F
- pH: 6.5–7.5
- Placement: Foreground to Midground
- Growth Rate: Slow
💡 Pro Tip: Use aquarium-safe glue or thread to secure ‘Peacock’ to wood or stone. Never bury the rhizome, as this can cause rot.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: Can Anubias ‘Peacock’ grow in low light?
A: Yes! It thrives in low-light aquariums and even tolerates shade from other plants or décor.
Q: Should I plant it in substrate?
A: No. Attach it to driftwood, rocks, or ornaments—keep the rhizome above substrate to avoid rot.
Q: Does it need CO₂ or fertilizer?
A: CO₂ is optional. Occasional all-in-one liquid fertilizer helps promote leaf color and growth.
Q: How is ‘Peacock’ different from other Anubias nana types?
A: ‘Peacock’ stands out for its slightly rounder leaves and a vibrant sheen that resembles peacock feathers under aquarium lighting.
Q: Is it safe for shrimp or snails?
A: Yes! It’s 100% safe for shrimp, snails, and all peaceful freshwater tankmates.