Anubias Nana

Anubias Nana is another variation of Anubias. It is a slow growing plant and can be grown in any conditions. Having thick leaves this plant will not be eaten by fish. Attaching this plant to driftwood is popular and is done with fishing line or black cotton. When planting in substrate, do not cover the rhizome as it has a tendency to rot. Propagation is done by carefully slicing the rhizome in two or more.
Size when ordering: 10 – 20cm (5+ Leaves Bare root)

Family: Araceae
Origin: Africa
pH: 5.5 – 8
Temperature: 20 – 30° C
Height: 10 cm – 45 cm
Lighting: Low to Moderate

Named after the Egyptian god of death Anubis, Anubias originates from the rivers and streams of western and central Africa. They earn their name from the dark and shady locations that they’re commonly found growing in.

Anubias is considered low tech and hardy plants, meaning they do not need a high intensity lighting conditions to do well and can survive in a wide range of water parameters. Under a high light setting, their leaves will grow more compact.

However, they prefer to be under low to medium light, as the leaves are susceptible to algae growth under high lighting. These plants are characterized by their wide, broad leaves and their dark green coloration. Anubias species grow slowly and typically takes 4-6 weeks for a new leaf to form.