I was just wondering cause i have a 10g planted that im working on and ione of the plants is an anubis nano and i was wondering since my spotted raph and algea eater love hiding under it would it be possible of time to use that plant as a carpet plant?
a good carpet plant?
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there are no definite rules to scaping 
(unless you are following a certain style of scape). Anubias barteri var. nana ‘Petite’ exhibits compact condense growth making it a good foreground. this is because it can help give you a better sense of scale. Anubias barteri var. nana has much larger leaves making it a better midground plant but it can be used as a foreground. to propogate the plant you split the rhizome in half. both plants are slow growing so you won't get an instant carpet right away unless you go out an buy a bunch.
(unless you are following a certain style of scape). Anubias barteri var. nana ‘Petite’ exhibits compact condense growth making it a good foreground. this is because it can help give you a better sense of scale. Anubias barteri var. nana has much larger leaves making it a better midground plant but it can be used as a foreground. to propogate the plant you split the rhizome in half. both plants are slow growing so you won't get an instant carpet right away unless you go out an buy a bunch.
It would definitely be a nice sight to see the bottom full of Anubias Nana Petite I've thought about it myself, but they are slow growers so you would need a bunch of them.
I've thought about it myself, but they are slow growers so you would need a bunch of them.