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Anubias Coffeefolia

Anubias barteri var. coffeefolia

Family: Araceae

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Anubias Coffeefolia features deeply corrugated, dark-green leaves with a pronounced bullate (puckered) texture that gives them the appearance of coffee leaves — hence the name. The new leaves often emerge with a reddish-bronze tint before darkening to deep green, adding colour interest even at low light levels. Its compact, low-spreading habit suits midground placement in low-tech planted tanks.

Keeping this species

co2
Not required
light
Low to medium (15–60 PAR)
placement
Midground; attach to hardscape
substrate
Not planted in substrate
growth rate
Very slow

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Water it likes

ph
6.0–8.0
nitrate
<30 ppm
hardness
2–25 dGH
temperature
72–82°F (22–28°C)

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