• Anubias barteri var nana Aquafleur
  • Anubias barteri var nana Aquafleur
  • Anubias barteri var nana Aquafleur
  • Anubias barteri var nana Aquafleur
  • Anubias barteri var nana Aquafleur
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Anubias barteri var nana

The most popular Anubias — compact, glossy, and virtually indestructible

£8.99
£8.99
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Origin: Africa

Position in Aquarium: Attach to wood/rock

Grows up to (cm): 30 cm

Pot Size: 5 cm

Growth rate: Slow
Description

Anubias barteri var. nana is the most popular Anubias in the hobby and one of the most widely kept aquarium plants overall. The small, glossy oval leaves are immediately recognisable, and its tolerance of almost any aquarium condition makes it a go-to choice for beginners and experienced aquarists alike.

No CO2 required, grows well in low light, and attaches to wood or rock rather than being planted into substrate. Growth is slow but dependable, and the plant spreads gradually across whatever surface it's fixed to. It flowers readily in aquariums, producing small white spathes. Shrimp and most fish leave it completely alone.

Remove from the pot and fix the rhizome to wood or rock using thread or aquarium-safe superglue. Never bury the rhizome in substrate.
Plant Sizes

You’ll receive a healthy, rooted plant in a pot, similar to those shown. Each one is hand-checked before dispatch.
Shipping

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Anubias barteri var nana Aquafleur
Anubias barteri var nana Aquafleur
Anubias barteri var nana Aquafleur
Anubias barteri var nana Aquafleur

Product FAQs

Helpful details before you buy.

How do I plant Anubias nana?

Fix the rhizome to driftwood or rock — not into substrate. Thread, fishing line, or aquarium-safe superglue all work well. Roots will anchor naturally over time.

Does Anubias nana need CO2?

No — it grows well in low-tech setups without CO2. One of the best beginner plants available.

Why is algae growing on my Anubias nana leaves?

Usually indicates excess nutrients or too much light. Shrimp and snails will graze the leaves clean. Adjust lighting period and fertilisation to rebalance.

How do I propagate Anubias nana?

Cut the rhizome with sharp scissors so each section has at least two or three leaves. Both sections grow independently. Wait until the plant is fully established before propagating.

How big does Anubias nana get?

Typically 4–10cm tall. Works well in both foreground and midground depending on tank size.