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Anubias nana
the original Anubias - easy to grow & ideal for beginners
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£8.99 - Regular price
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Quick Facts
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Common name: Dwarf Anubias
Origin: Africa
Position in Aquarium: Attach to wood/rock
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Growth rate: Slow
Description
Anubias aquarium plant (Anubias nana) is a compact, slow-growing plant native to tropical West Africa. It is popular for its attractive dark green leaves (up to 6cm long and 3cm wide) and easy care, making it ideal for beginners.
This anubias aquarium plant thrives in low to moderate light, does not require CO₂, and can be grown when attached to rocks or driftwood. It prefers slightly acidic to neutral water and temperatures between 22–28°C. Though slow to establish, it is hardy and highly adaptable.
Propagation is simple—divide the rhizome into sections, each with leaves and roots, then reattach in the aquarium.
Beyond appearance, the anubias aquarium plant provides shelter for fish and invertebrates, helps improve water quality, and contributes oxygen, making it a reliable choice for all aquarists.
Plant Sizes
You’ll receive a healthy, rooted plant in a pot, similar to those shown. Each one is hand-checked before dispatch.
Shipping
Same-day dispatch on orders placed before 4pm, Monday to Friday. Tracked 24 Service from £4.99, DPD Express from £6.99.
How do you plant Anubias in an aquarium?
Anubias aquarium plants should not be buried in substrate. Instead, attach them to rocks, driftwood, or decorations using thread or glue, keeping the rhizome exposed to prevent rotting.
How do you plant Anubias nana in an aquarium?
To plant Anubias nana, attach it to hard surfaces like rocks or driftwood. Ensure the rhizome stays above the substrate, as burying it can damage the plant.
How do you plant Anubias barteri in an aquarium?
Anubias barteri is planted the same way as other Anubias species—by attaching it to rocks or driftwood. It should not be fully buried in substrate, as the rhizome needs water flow around it.
How do you propagate Anubias aquarium plants?
Anubias plants are propagated by dividing the rhizome. Cut the rhizome into sections, ensuring each piece has leaves and roots, then reattach them to surfaces in the aquarium.
How should Anubias be planted in my aquarium?
Anubias should be placed in low to moderate light areas and attached to decorations rather than planted in substrate. This helps prevent rot and promotes healthy growth.
