Aridarum Caulescens White Fang

Aridarum Caulescens White Fang is another species in the Aridarum family. Similar to its better-known counterpart, Aridarum Saber Tooth, Aridarum Caulescens requires a similar environment to properly thrive. This species of Aridarum features elongated leaves that are thick in texture, waxy in appearance and soft green in coloration. Aridarum Caulescens White Fang grows hardy to be able to withstand stronger currents without sustaining damages. Its slender leaves sprout from an Anubias-like rhizome and will propagate similarly 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 Caulescens White Fang should not have its  stem and rhizome covered when planting as this can cause the plant to rot and wither. Like Bucephalandra, we recommend attaching Aridarum Caulescens White Fang on or between aquarium hardscapes such as aquarium driftwood and aquascaping rocks.

Common Name	Aridarum Caulescens White Fang
Care	Easy
Lighting	Low to Medium
CO2	Recommended
Suggested Placement	Attach to wood or stone
Propagation	Separate rhizome
Growth Rate	Slow
Leaf Size	4-5"+