Anubias sp. in 5cm Pot
A hardy assorted Anubias supplied in a 5cm pot, ideal for low-tech aquariums, shaded layouts and attaching to rock or driftwood.
Quick Facts
- Plant type: Rhizome epiphyte
- Sale format: Potted plant
- Placement: Attach to wood, rock or another suitable surface; keep the rhizome exposed.
- Lighting: Low to moderate light is a practical starting point; increase gradually.
- Injected CO₂: Optional for many rhizome plants; stability matters more than aggressive dosing.
Is this for you?
Perfect if:
- You want a slow-growing plant for wood, rock or décor.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Plant Type | Rhizome epiphyte |
| Pot Size | 5cm |
| Light Requirement | Low to moderate |
| Placement | Attached to wood, rock, or other surfaces |
| CO₂ Requirement | Optional |
FAQ
Can I attach this Anubias to a driftwood piece in my aquarium?
Yes, this Anubias is designed to be attached to driftwood, rock, or other suitable surfaces. Ensure the rhizome remains exposed and the plant is securely fastened.
Does this plant require CO₂ injection?
CO₂ injection is optional for Anubias. Stability in water conditions is more important than aggressive dosing.
How long does it take for this plant to grow?
Anubias grows slowly, making it ideal for low-maintenance aquariums. Growth is typically noticeable over several months.
Deirdre Kelly –
I bought this Anubias for my beginner tank and it has been thriving for three months. It attaches well to a piece of driftwood and doesn’t need much light. Very easy to care for and looks natural in the shaded corner of my tank.
Gavin Metcalfe –
The plant arrived in good condition and fits perfectly in my low-light setup. I attached it to a rock and it’s growing steadily. No issues with water quality or maintenance so far.
Claire Welch –
Great choice for a new aquarist. It’s hardy, doesn’t compete with other plants, and adds a nice green touch without needing extra lighting or CO₂. I’m happy with the slow growth and stability.