Anubias Nana Golden
Anubias Nana Golden is similar to Anubias Nana but has lighter color leaves and does not grow as large as Anubias Nana. The lighter leaves really give a nice contrast in a scape to shift focus and add another layer of color in the scape!
Skill Level: Easy
Light: Low Light
Requires CO2: No
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Plant Type | Aquatic Plant |
| Growth Rate | Slow to Moderate |
| Hardiness | Extremely Hardy |
| Water Conditions | Varied |
| Attachment Method | Can be attached to rocks or driftwood |
FAQ
What is the difference between Anubias Nana Golden and Anubias Nana?
Anubias Nana Golden has lighter colored leaves compared to Anubias Nana and grows smaller in size. The lighter foliage adds visual contrast and depth to aquatic plant arrangements.
How much light does Anubias Nana Golden need?
It thrives in low light conditions and does not require high intensity lighting.
Does it need CO2 for growth?
No, Anubias Nana Golden does not require CO2 to grow.
Colin Mackay –
I added this plant to my aquarium and it has been thriving for three months. The light green leaves stand out well against the darker plants. It’s easy to attach and doesn’t need much maintenance. Perfect for beginners.
Michelle Grant –
The color is much softer than expected. It fits well in my low-light setup and grows slowly without spreading too much. I like how it adds a subtle touch of green to the tank.
Brian Blake –
Very happy with this plant. It’s hardy, stays healthy even in fluctuating water conditions, and looks great when attached to a rock. No issues with growth or care.