Aridarum Narrow is a beautiful aquarium plant with long, slender, medium-sized leaves. Similar in care to Bucephalandra, Aridarum Narrow is relatively easy-going and adapts well to low-tech planted tank conditions. Its leaves are thick, dark green in coloration and can vary depending on the environment it is placed in. Like other Aridarum species, Aridarum Narrow does well with good flow and can be attached to hardscape material using thread, superglue or by simply placing it in the gaps of a hardscape layout. Propagation is similar to Anubias, Bucephalandra and Java Fern species.
Aridarum prefers low to medium lighting and is notorious for growing extremely slow. However, if patience is administered, growth can is very rewarding. Like other epiphytic aquatic plants, Aridarum Narrow should not have its stem and rhizome covered when planting as this can cause the plant to die.
| Common Name | Aridarum Narrow |
| Care | Easy |
| Lighting | Low to Medium |
| CO2 | Recommended |
| Suggested Placement | Attach to wood or stone |
| Propagation | Separate rhizome |
| Growth Rate | Slow |
| Leaf Size | 3-5″+ |
Our potted aquarium plants are kept under strict fertilizer dosing regimes and are provided with CO2 injection in their holding tanks.
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