Anubias Coffeefolia (single plant large pot)

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Anubias barteri var. coffeefolia, commonly called Anubias 'Coffeefolia', is a hardy and striking aquatic plant known for its corrugated, dark green leaves and tolerance for a wide range of aquarium conditions. It's a favorite in aquascaping due to its unique texture, slow growth, and ease of care.

🌿 Overview: Anubias 'Coffeefolia'
Scientific name: Anubias barteri var. coffeefolia
Family: Araceae
Origin: Cultivar of West African species (Anubias barteri)
Growth type: Rhizomatous, epiphytic (grows attached to surfaces)

🌱 Distinctive Features
Leaves:
Wavy, deeply veined, "coffee bean"-like texture
New leaves may have a bronze or reddish hue before turning dark green
Size:
Leaves ~5–10 cm long
Plant height up to 10–15 cm when mature
Growth speed:
Slow-growing, but long-lived and low maintenance
Placement:
Best suited for midground or foreground in aquariums

💧 Care Requirements
Light: Low to medium. Avoid high light to prevent algae on leaves
COâ‚‚: Not required, but will benefit from supplemental COâ‚‚
Temperature: 22–28°C (72–82°F)
pH: 6.0–7.8
Water Hardness: Soft to moderately hard
Substrate: Not needed — should be attached to wood or rock
Fertilization: Occasional liquid ferts or root tabs nearby

❗ Do not bury the rhizome in substrate—it will rot. Instead, tie or glue it to driftwood or stone.

🪴 Aquascaping & Compatibility
Excellent for low-tech tanks, nano aquariums, and shrimp tanks
Tolerates low light, making it ideal for shaded spots under hardscape
Compatible with peaceful community fish and shrimp
Often used in Dutch and natural-style aquascapes

🔁 Propagation
Propagated by cutting the rhizome—ensure each piece has a few healthy leaves and roots.
New shoots emerge slowly from rhizome segments over time.

✅ Summary
Light: Low to medium
Growth Speed: Slow
COâ‚‚ Requirement: Optional
Ideal Placement: Midground/foreground/hardscape
Maintenance: Very low