Anubias Nana "Golden Coin" Tissue Culture

Anubias Nana "Golden Coin" (also known as Coin Leaf) is a hardy, low-maintenance aquatic epiphyte distinguished by unique, nearly circular coin-shaped leaves. Propagated via laboratory tissue culture (in vitro), it guarantees a 100% pest-, snail-, and algae-free start for fresh aquascapes and terrariums.

Plant Characteristics

Leaves:
Broad, rounded, and circular like small coins, measuring roughly 1.5 to 2.5 inches across.

Growth Rate:
Slow to very slow.

Size:
Compact mid-ground height, typically staying around 2 to 4 inches tall.

Color:
Vibrant dark green to lighter golden-chartreuse hues, depending on lighting intensity.

Care and Planting Guide

• Placement:
  Best attached to driftwood, rocks, or hardscape using thread or glue rather than buried.

• Rhizome Care:
  The thick horizontal stem (rhizome) must remain exposed above the substrate or gravel to prevent rotting.

• Lighting:
  Low to moderate; excessive light can trigger algae growth on its slow-growing leaves.

• CO2 and Fertilizers:
  Not strictly necessary, though regular light nutrient dosing can optimize health.

• Tissue Culture Prep:
  Rinse the sterile nutrient gel entirely off the roots under clean tap water before placing it into the aquarium.