Anubias Golden Plant
Ask for FREE WIRE and tie them to ANYTHING. This is a rugged plant at an awesome price.
Anubias Golden has a lighter “Golden” look to its leaves. Treat this Anubias like any other Anubias.
Anubias Golden is a tough plant and can potentially be kept with cichlids without being eaten. (Though I haven’t kept cichlids with it in a long time, so I am not guaranteeing that your fish won’t destroy it.) A simple solution: wire it down.
You should tie the plant to a rock or driftwood and not place it directly in the gravel of your tank. While the plant may naturally drift down, avoid putting it there on its own.
| Features | Description |
|---|---|
| Plant Type | Anubias Golden |
| Hardiness | Rugged and low maintenance |
| Best Use | Attached to rocks or driftwood in aquariums |
| Compatibility | Can tolerate cichlids (with caution) |
FAQ
Can Anubias Golden be kept with cichlids?
Anubias Golden is tough and may survive with cichlids, but there is no guarantee. Fish may still eat the plant. It’s best to wire it down securely to prevent damage.
Should I place the plant directly in the gravel?
No. Attach the Anubias Golden to a rock or driftwood instead. Do not place it directly in the gravel.
Is the wire included with the plant?
Yes, free wire is included with every Anubias Golden plant.
Michael Buckland –
The Anubias Golden looks great with my tank. I tied it to a rock and it’s stayed in place. My fish haven’t touched it, which is a relief. Easy to grow and very sturdy.
Neil Parsons –
I was worried about cichlids eating it, but after wiring it down, it’s survived fine. The golden color is subtle but noticeable. Works well in a mid-sized tank.
Leah Nash –
Great value. The plant is tough and stays upright. I didn’t have to worry about it sinking into the gravel. The free wire made setup simple.
Yvonne Wilson –
It looks nice, but the golden color is very faint. I expected more contrast. Still, it’s a solid choice for beginners.