Anubias barteri var. nana ‘Pinto’ – Dennerle Premium Line

“Crafted by Dennerle. Chosen by collectors. Displayed by you.”

Product Overview

Anubias nana ‘Pinto’ is one of Dennerle’s most striking and rare variegated cultivars. Its leaves display a mosaic of creamy white, mint green, and deep emerald patches, creating a painterly, almost hand‑brushed appearance. Each plant develops its own unique pattern, making every ‘Pinto’ a true collectible for aquascapers who appreciate botanical artistry.

This compact, slow‑growing Anubias thrives in low‑tech setups and maintains its variegation beautifully under gentle lighting — making it a standout feature in nano tanks and premium designer layouts.

✨ Key Features

• Rare variegation — marbled white and green leaves with unpredictable, artistic patterns.

• Compact growth — perfect for nano aquariums, foreground placement, and accent detailing.

• Low‑light friendly — maintains variegation without intense lighting.

• Hardy & beginner‑friendly — thrives in a wide range of water conditions.

• Dennerle cultivated — premium quality, stable variegation, and exceptional plant health.

Care Requirements

• Lighting: Low to medium (too much light may reduce variegation)

• CO₂: Optional

• Temperature: 22–28°C

• Placement: Attach to wood or rock; avoid burying the rhizome

• Growth Rate: Slow

• Tank Size: Ideal for nano tanks and artistic aquascapes

Aquascaping Inspiration

Anubias ‘Pinto’ is perfect for:

• Light‑themed or minimalist aquascapes

• Fantasy layouts with contrasting foliage

• Driftwood or stone accents

• Premium nano displays

• Highlighting texture and color in low‑tech tanks

Its variegation adds instant visual interest and pairs beautifully with dark substrates, blackwater setups, and shadowed scaping zones.

Ideal For

• Collectors of rare aquatic plants

• Aquascapers seeking a unique focal point

• Beginners wanting a hardy yet exotic plant

• Low‑tech tanks needing a splash of luxury

Bring home a plant that blends rarity with elegance. Anubias ‘Pinto’ is more than an aquarium plant — it’s living art.