Anubias Nana Flower!

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Hi all,

I purchased an Anubias Nana for my 20g (long) Paramesotriton Chinensis tank about 1 yr ago, and I just noticed today that it has put out a lily-type flower! I didn't know that these plants produced flowers, so I just thought that I would share a picture of our pleasant flower-surprise (also featuring our adult P.Chinensis, Newton!).
 

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no way! ive had an anubias for 4 years now and never have i seen that. awesome! how is your tank set up in terms of light, temp, substrate, etc?
 
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