Fraser, a Snake Plant, or Sansevieria Francisii, grows differently from almost any other member of the family. He produces densely packed rows of leaves growing upwards, and each leaf is shorter than you might expect for a Snake Plant. His markings are also pretty unique, with grey-green striped leaves tipped in a red-brown colour.
 
Just like his cousins, Fraser is as tough as they come and will survive almost anything you throw at him. They grow primarily across Africa which means they're used to both hot and dry conditions.
 
To deal with the hottest temperatures during the day they actually close their pores stopping any water loss by evaporation. Then, at night when the temperature drops all of its pores open up releasing all the oxygen they've been holding onto - that's why they're such great air purifiers.