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Anubias ID

To: Aquatic-Plants at actwin_com
Subject: Anubias ID
From: krandall at world_std.com
Date: Sun, 10 Jan 1999 09:49:38 -0500

>1) I have an anubias with arrowhead-shaped leaves that I have not seen in any
>references.  It grows slowly, even for an anubias.  Has anyone else seen this
>plant?

If the leaves are quite triangular, and softer in texture than most
Anubias, it is probably A. gracillis.  If the leaves are longer, with
smaller, rounded bottom lobes, it could be either A. hastifolia or A.
gigantea.  Both grow quite lareg in the wild, but under aquarium
conditions, size can be deceiving.

Karen Randall
Aquatic Gardeners Association

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