K2AQUA Anubias Peacock Live Aquarium Plant Decorative Broad Leaf Epiphyte Low Light Easy Care Foreground Midground for Freshwater Tropical Tank

• BROAD, RIPPLE-TEXTURED LEAVES CREATE A NATURAL PEACOCK-LIKE DISPLAY IN AQUASCAPES: Anubias Peacock forms a compact rosette of deep green foliage that adds striking visual texture and balance to any planted tank layout. 1 Loose plant. Size: 5-12cm.
• IDEAL FOR FOREFRONT OR MIDGROUND PLACEMENT IN SMALL TO LARGE AQUARIUMS: Its slow growth and tidy form make it perfect for nano tanks as a feature plant or as an elegant accent in larger, more complex aquascapes.
• TRUE EPIPHYTE THAT MUST BE ATTACHED TO ROCK OR WOOD TO PREVENT RHIZOME ROT: Secure the plant to hardscape with fishing line or cotton thread; its rhizome must stay above the substrate while roots gradually anchor and spread.
• THRIVES IN LOW LIGHT CONDITIONS – NO CO2 OR SPECIAL EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: Perfect for low-tech setups, this plant maintains rich colour and healthy growth in standard aquarium lighting and a variety of water parameters.
• EXTREMELY HARDY AND SLOW GROWING – REQUIRES MINIMAL MAINTENANCE OVER TIME: Highly resistant to algae and physical damage, Anubias Peacock provides long-term greenery with only occasional trimming of older leaves.

Listig is or 1 Loose Plant. Size: 5-12 cm. Anubias ‘Peacock’ is a rare and visually striking Anubias variety, distinguished by its broad, slightly rippled dark green leaves arranged in an attractive rosette-like pattern that resembles a peacock’s spread tail. Compact and slow-growing, it is perfect for foreground or midground placement, adding bold structure and deep green colour to any aquascape. Like all Anubias, it is a true epiphyte and must be attached to hardscape such as wood or stone, ensuring the rhizome remains above the substrate to prevent rot. Thriving in low to moderate light, it is exceptionally hardy and tolerant of a wide range of water conditions, making it an excellent choice for both beginners and experienced aquascapers. Its slow growth and strong leaf structure mean it resists algae better than many other species, providing long-lasting beauty and contrast in natural or modern aquarium layouts.