Anubias Nana
Nana is a plant that is extremely easy to grow and is a great beginner plant. Anubias Nana does not require much attention and can be floated in the tank or attached to decorations. An Anubias Nana plant has a thick structure allowing it to be placed even with some aggressive fish.
Anubias nana is a rosette plant which means that all the leaves grow to the same size and the root system will sit toward the top of the soil or substrate. Anubias nana leaves can get as large as 5 to 8 inches.
How to plant anubias nana?
An Anubias Nana plant is easy-to-grow and prefers to not be rooted in the substrate. This anubias plant typically floats or can be attached to a rock or a piece of driftwood. To attach an Anubias Nana plant, use a rubber band for two.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Plant Type | Rosette |
| Leaf Size | 5 to 8 inches |
| Growth Habit | Floats or attaches to decor |
| Difficulty Level | Easy |
FAQ
Can Anubias Nana be rooted in the substrate?
It is not recommended to root Anubias Nana in the substrate. The plant prefers to float or be attached to rocks or driftwood.
Is Anubias Nana safe around aggressive fish?
Yes, due to its thick structure, Anubias Nana can be placed in tanks with aggressive fish.
How big do the leaves of Anubias Nana grow?
The leaves can grow up to 5 to 8 inches in size.
Sam Peters –
I bought this plant for my beginner aquarium and it has been thriving for three months. It floats nicely and doesn’t need much care. The leaves are healthy and grow steadily. I attached it to a rock with a rubber band and it looks natural in the tank.
Adam Dyer –
Easy to set up and stays stable even with my active fish. I didn’t have to worry about it sinking or getting damaged. The plant looks great and adds a nice green touch to the tank.
Jennifer James –
Perfect for new aquarists. I didn’t know much about plant care before, but Anubias Nana is very forgiving. It floats well and doesn’t require frequent pruning or cleaning.