Anubias nana 5-10cm in Terracotta Pot
Compact, tough and exceptionally dependable, Anubias barteri var. nana is one of the best low-light aquarium plants for beginners. Its thick green leaves and slow-growing rhizome make it ideal for attaching to wood and rock, while the terracotta pot provides a convenient retail presentation before planting.
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 |
FAQ
Can Anubias nana be grown in a low-light aquarium?
Yes, Anubias nana thrives in low to moderate light and is well-suited for beginners with low-light setups.
How should I attach Anubias nana to the aquarium?
Attach the plant to wood, rock, or another suitable surface using fishing line or plant glue. Keep the rhizome exposed and avoid burying it in substrate.
Is the terracotta pot necessary for planting?
The terracotta pot is provided for retail presentation and easy handling. It can be removed before planting in the aquarium.
William Clarkson –
Easy to grow and stays healthy even in my low-light tank. I attached it to a driftwood piece and it’s been thriving for over six months. The plant looks natural and doesn’t require much maintenance.
Caroline Stewart –
Grew quickly in my aquarium with minimal care. The leaves are thick and green, and it looks great attached to a rock. I didn’t need to add CO₂, which made it perfect for a beginner setup.
Stewart Churchill –
Very satisfied with the plant’s durability. It survived a power outage and still looks healthy. The terracotta pot made it easy to handle when I first received it.