Anubias barteri nana is a compact, easy-going aquarium plant with oval, dark green leaves that are tough, slow-growing, and largely ignored by most fish. This version comes pre-attached to a piece of natural mangrove root — a branching, pale-coloured wood with a distinctive angular structure that creates a striking natural feature in the aquarium. The combination of Anubias nana and mangrove root is a classic choice for aquascaping.

Anubias nana needs very little to thrive. It grows in low to medium light without CO2 injection and is tolerant of a wide range of water temperatures, hardness, and pH. Growth is slow but steady and once established the plant is virtually indestructible, requiring no trimming and very little ongoing attention.

The rhizome is pre-grown onto the mangrove root so no further attachment is needed — simply rinse and place it in the tank. Mangrove wood is lightweight and may need a brief soak to fully submerge initially. The Anubias continues growing along the root over time, gradually spreading to cover more of the wood naturally.