Anubias Plant range now stocked by Jungle Aquatics

Jungle Aquatics will now be retailing the Anubias Aquarium Plants range in South Africa. These are plants of the highest quality, and any discerning planted aquarium enthusiast will appreciate the quality and quantity of these plants! Ranging from Tissue Culture Cups, Tubes and Carpets, these plants are an absolute must see! They will be available from Friday 18 January.

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LINEA TUBE
The Linea Tube is a taller version of the Linea Cup, for growing stem plants. All Linea Tubes are Tissue Culture Plants. The following will be available in Line Tube: Ludwigia glandulosa, Rotala wallichii, Didplis diandra and Ammania species.

Ammania gracilis TUBE
Ammania senegalensis TUBE
Didiplis Diandra TUBE
Ludwigia glandulosa TUBE
Rotala wallichii TUBE

LINEA CUP
The Linea cup is a cup of plants. All cups are Tissue Culture Plants. There is a variety of Linea Cups that will become available, such as: Cryptocoryne parva, Hemmianthus callitrichoides, Glossostigma elatinoides, Pogestomon helferi, Lilaeopsis brasiliensis and a variety of Aquatic moss.

Cryptocoryne x Willisii CUP
Cryptocoryne Parva CUP
Hemmianthus callitrichoides CUP
Glossostigma elatinoides CUP
Lilaeopsis brasiliensis CUP
Pogestomon helferi CUP
Utricularia graminifolia CUP
Vesicularia Christmas Moss CUP
Spiky Moss CUP
Taiwan Moss CUP
Flame Moss Cup

LINEA CARPET
The Linea Carpet is a wonderful product! It is a carpet in a tub! The 3 available carpet species are: Hemmianthus callitrichoides, Utricularia graminifolia and Pogestomon helferi.
All you need to do is place the carpet into your aquarium!

Hemianthus callitrichoides CARPET
Pogestomon Helferi CARPET
Utricularia graminifolia CARPET

 

wow they look beautiful, any outlets selling in Cape Town? Would love to get my grubby paws on some...

 

Is it possible for you to post a few picks of the actual tubs that you received?

 

they look awesome! are they available already? im highly tempted by the pogostemon.

 

Will you be able toe post some? Will pay the posting fees. And then what are the prices on them please?

 

Aquatic or none-aquatic?

 

All are aquatic I think you meant immersed or submersed form?


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