Came in looking great. I had zero leaf melt as well. I super glued it to some wood and after a month I have two new leafs.

It makes a wonderful centerpiece for my nano tank! As with everything else I have ordered from Cory, it is disease-free and quite beautiful!

Got at the store they are very healthy and nice plants

Came in with nice big leaves and great color. I added a pic below. Impressed with Aquarium Co-Op as always.

This is my first time ordering from the Aquaroum Co Op, and I’m so happy with my plant! It was a lot bigger than I expected, with lots of beautiful roots! It made it across the country in only 5 days. I’ll definitely be buying all my future plants from here :)

Came in a small pot and was very easy to remove. My cory catfish like rooting around it and the leaves seem pretty sturdy. After I starting using Aquarium Co-op's Easy Green fertilizer, it finally started growing its first leaf.

I bought this plant along with 5 more plants for my 5 gal tank.
I'm impressed how fast it grew. It didn't melt back, but it threw a brand new leaf in 2 weeks.
Woow. Is this a small growing plant or what?
Thanks Co-op.

Anubia Coffeefolia ,delivery was fast plant was so beautiful very healthy. I mounted it on a piece of wood that I already had with superglue gel after watching Cory 's tutorial !Worked great ,I have learned so much .Thank you Aquarium Co -op Team

I ordered driftwood and it got lost. Aquarium coop quickly responded to my email and refunded my money. I reordered from them and couldn't be more happy with my order. Everything was packaged well. The driftwood had no damage and was beautiful. My Anubius plants were rapped in wet towel, packaged in a bag, and then bubble wrapped. I super glued the Anubius to my driftwood like Cory suggested and everything looks great. Thank Cory and your team for all the great information and wonderful customer service. I am a customer for life!

Thank You Cory, as always your suggestions are right on the money.. LOVE THESE.
I rolled roots into coarse foam leaving the rihzome exposed then stuffed into a cichlid stone and stood on its end.