Anubias Round Golden Coin Vitro Culture

🌿 Anubias Barteri 'Golden Coin' – Round Leaf Variety with Coin-Like Foliage

Tissue Culture | Grown in Vitamin-Enriched Gel | Sold in Sealed 4-Inch Bag

Anubias Barteri 'Golden Coin', also known as Anubias Round Leaf or Anubias Golden Coin, is a visually striking variant of Anubias barteri featuring large, thick, and round leaves that resemble golden coins. These broad leaves not only provide a unique aesthetic but also serve as resting spots for Betta fish and shelter for larger, more aggressive species like Cichlids and Arowanas. Like all Anubias, it thrives when attached to hardscape elements such as driftwood or stones, making it a perfect choice for aquascapers looking to add bold, architectural greenery to their setup.

Cultivated in a sterile tissue culture environment and packed in a sealed 4-inch Vitro Culture® bag with nutrient gel, this version ensures a 100% pest-free, algae-free, and contamination-free start.

🌟 Key Features:

• Scientific Name: Anubias barteri var. Golden Coin

• Common Names: Anubias Golden Coin, Round Leaf Anubias

• Leaf Shape: Broad, round “coin-like” foliage

• Ideal For: Betta, Cichlids, Arowanas, and aquascaping

• Growth Rate: Slow and steady, very low maintenance

• Lighting Needs: Medium to High

• CO₂: Not required

• Nutrient Substrate: Not required

• Can Be Grown Emersed: Yes

• Attachment Friendly: Can be attached to driftwood, rock, or aquarium décor

🖼️ Aquascaping Benefits:

• Adds bold, rounded leaf texture and architectural interest

• Ideal for Betta resting areas and shaded fish shelters

• Pairs beautifully with wood, stone, and minimalist layouts

📦 What You’ll Receive:

One 4-inch sealed Vitro Culture® bag yield approx. 3 small healthy Anubias Barteri 'Golden Coin' plantlets—ready to rinse, acclimate, and plant in your aquarium.

⚠️ Disclaimer:
The images shown are for reference only. Actual plants may vary in size, color, and appearance depending on growing conditions. Tissue culture plants are grown in a nutrient gel and may require acclimation after planting. Please do not remove the gel by rinsing under tap water. Gently rinse with aquarium water or dechlorinated water before planting.

🚫 State Restrictions Notice ♻️ Be a Responsible Aquatic Plants Owner
Never release aquarium plants into natural waterways. Doing so can harm native ecosystems. Dispose of any trimmings or excess responsibly.