Anumbias on Manzanita Wood? Help, Please & Share Photos if You Have Any

[MammaBearinTN]

I have anubias growing successfully on mopani wood, which is rough enough for the roots to cling to, I guess. Well, I really don't like the look of the dark mopani in my tank, and I've spent a fortune on pieces I don't like.

How would anubia do on manzanita wood? The pieces I have are rather smooth. How will the anubias do long term on manzanita?

Thanks so much, and I'd really appreciate any pics you can upload.

 

[PheonixKingZ]

It should do well. I would attach it using super glue or fishing line.

 

[Sgooosh]

It should do well. I would attach it using super glue or fishing line.

do manzanita bushes have good driftwood?
are there any manzanitas that cannot be driftwood?

 

[MammaBearinTN]

It should do well. I would attach it using super glue or fishing line.

I attached anubia plants on the mopani wood with sewing thread, and it's working fine. Is there any reason I should use fishing line?

 

[Sgooosh]

I attached anubia plants on the mopani wood with sewing thread, and it's working fine. Is there any reason I should use fishing line?

sewing is good
i think it is because it is invisible and does not rot
(though string will not rot a lot either)

 

[PheonixKingZ]

I attached anubia plants on the mopani wood with sewing thread, and it's working fine. Is there any reason I should use fishing line?

Sewing thread works just as well.