

Indoor Grown, Free from Outdoor Pests & Frequent Health Check
Plants are carefully packed with 3-5 protection layers for safe arrival
Submersed plants rinsed by Aquarzon for cleanliness before shipping & ID labelled for you
This costly method helps avoid transitional melting issues that can affect emersed & TC plants
(Information written by Aquarzon based on actual growing experience, observations and research. Please do not copy any information or photos)
Portion Size : Around 5-6 Leaves
(may be submersed or emersed).
Our current stock may have both emersed and submersed leaves as it is growing near water surface.
Please note emersed leaves are bigger than submersed leaves. The emersed leaves form can be longer than Anubias Nana Petite's leaf length.
Growth Speed : Slow-Very Slow
Difficulty Level : Easy
Temperature : 10-30°C
PH Range : 5.0-8.0
Min. Light Needs: Low
Origin : Tropical Central & West Africa
Anubias Pangolino is a small size species of Anubias. It grows long and narrow leaves. This Anubias looks stunning as a special feature foreground or midground plant. We love using it in our shrimp and moss tank.
This Anubias is a strong plant that can remain healthy in an aquarium with low lighting and without Co2 supplementation. However, it has a slow growth rate, considerably slower than the common Anubias Nana Petite. While Anubias originates from Africa, Anubias Pangolino was produced when it was cultured and cultivated by Dennerle nursery in Germany. The name "Pangolino" was inspired by Pangolin and given by Mr. Massimo Ianella from Italy who tested and found this Anubias to be able to grow while continuously maintaining its miniature form.
Most of our Anubias Pangolino which we are propagating was originally purchased from a very experienced Australian hobbyist in 2018. All Aquarzon Anubias Pangolino are grown with care. We also ensure that they are free from the dreaded Anubias disease which causes sudden melting and can infect others. They are only offered for sale once it meets our quality control standards.
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Aquarzon photos of Anubias Pangolino compared to other Anubias
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