Tropica Anubias gracilis – Elegant Broadleaf Aquarium Plant
Tropica Anubias gracilis – Elegant Broadleaf Aquarium Plant
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Plant Overview Tropica Anubias gracilis – Hardy Mid to Background Plant
Tropica Anubias gracilis is a broadleaf aquarium plant known for its triangular, green leaves that create a dramatic presence in aquascapes. Like other Anubias species, it is extremely hardy and slow-growing, making it perfect for aquarists of all skill levels.
It thrives when attached to rocks, driftwood, or other hardscape, and should not have its rhizome buried in substrate. Its bold shape makes it ideal as a midground or background plant in freshwater aquariums.
Key Features
- 🌱 Triangular Broad Leaves: Adds bold, structured greenery.
- 🐟 Shrimp & Fish Shelter: Provides cover and shaded resting spots.
- 🪵 Attachable Plant: Grows best tied to wood, rock, or hardscape.
- 🕒 Slow Growing: Minimal trimming required.
- 🪴 Tropica Quality: Healthy, nursery-raised aquatic plant.
Specifications
- Brand: Tropica
- Plant: Anubias gracilis
- Type: Rhizome/broadleaf plant
- Growth Rate: Slow
- Light Requirement: Low–Medium
- CO₂ Requirement: Low
- Placement: Midground or background
Care Guide
- Tank Placement: Midground or background
- Water Temperature: 72–82°F (22–28°C)
- pH Range: 6.0–7.5
- Substrate: Not required; attach to rock/wood
- Maintenance: Trim damaged leaves; avoid burying rhizome
Why Choose Tropica Anubias gracilis?
✔️ Hardy and beginner-friendly
✔️ Distinctive triangular leaves add bold texture
✔️ Thrives in low-light aquariums
✔️ Provides natural shelter for fish and shrimp
FAQ
Q: Does Anubias gracilis need CO₂?
A: No, it’s hardy and thrives without CO₂, though growth is faster with it.
Q: Can it be planted in substrate?
A: No, the rhizome must remain above substrate—tie it to rocks or driftwood.
Q: Is it safe for shrimp tanks?
A: Yes, shrimp love grazing on its leaves and hiding beneath them.
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Tropica Anubias gracilis – A Hardy, Bold Plant for Aquascapes
With its broad triangular leaves and low-maintenance care, Tropica Anubias gracilis is an excellent choice for aquarists who want an easy yet striking plant.
