Anubias ‘Jenny’ (Anubias sp. ‘Jenny’)
Hardy, broad-leaved and distinctly architectural, Anubias ‘Jenny’ is an Australian-bred Anubias cultivar with thick dark-green foliage and the forgiving care requirements that make Anubias ideal for low-tech aquariums.
Quick Facts
| Plant type: | Rhizome epiphyte |
|---|---|
| Sale format: | Live plant in the listed sale format |
| 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. |
FAQ
What is the best way to place Anubias ‘Jenny’ in an aquarium?
Attach the plant to wood, rock, or another suitable surface and ensure the rhizome remains exposed.
How much light does Anubias ‘Jenny’ need?
Low to moderate light is recommended as a starting point, with gradual increases over time.
Does Anubias ‘Jenny’ require CO₂ injection?
CO₂ injection is optional; stability in water conditions is more important than high dosing.
Leonard Ince –
Grew well in my low-light tank with no special care. The leaves are thick and stay vibrant even after several months. Easy to attach and stays healthy without much maintenance.
Ava Abraham –
Planted it on a driftwood piece and it has spread nicely. The dark green leaves look great against the background. Not too demanding, perfect for beginners.
Gavin Watson –
Very satisfied with the plant’s resilience. It survived a power outage and still looks healthy. The foliage is broad and gives a nice visual structure to the tank.