Anubias Nangi Photos Or Details?

So my kiddo's picked me up a new plant when they went to the store to get some supplies. It's a tissue culture cup of Anubias Nangi. I haven't put it in the tank yet but did some research and seem to get very different descriptions of what this will grow into. Some reports make it sound as if it will stay smaller like nana or even petite, others say it's a larger variety that will reach over 12" tall. Anyone have experience with this variety and like to share some photos or details? Based on the size of the tissue culture it appears it will stay small but I don't want to have to move it if it is going to get taller eventually.

 

From what I have seen it stays small... friend of mine has it, haven’t tried it personally though
 

 

Thanks...I seemed to find more claims of it being small than large. It looks like it would be small, but seems like different vendors put this thing all over the size map. Saw some comparing it to petite, some saying it's close to nana size (3-5"), some saying around 8", then at least one saying 12". Oh well, guess I will try and attach it to a small stone which I can easily move if it decides it wants to turn into a big version.

 

Is it alright if i piggyback of this post, since Im also looking for info about it.

Has anyone got nana and nangi; and is willing to compare them? I've never seen anyone that has both, so never purchased nangi in case it was some dealer decided on a 'name change' for increased sales.

 

I think they are bigger than petite. Have one in my tank. I'd say a few inches tall. Lights are off right now but will post a picture when they are back on later.

 

Here's what mine looks like!

 

Not to be demanding... but you also dont happen to have nana?

 

Definitely not demanding and yes I do! One caveat is I've had the Nangi for a year and the Nana for a couple months.

 

Finally a comparison! *throws hands up in the air* Woohoo!

Thanks for that! So it does look like nangi just has pointer leaves and grows slightly larger than nana.

 

In my experience yes! Nangi is very hardy. Good luck with yours.

 

Thanks for all the info, and feel free to piggyback away

Here is the nangi that was in the tissue culture cup.

All nice and green with thick rhizomes several leaves ready to open up. I will see how well it adapts to tank life. Nice and sturdy though. I tried 2 smaller ones to a rock and tucked the other 2 in some nooks in some driftwood. Hopefully the fish leave those alone so they can secure themselves.