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Introduction:
Anubias barteri var. nana, often simply called Anubias nana, is one of the most beloved and versatile aquatic plants in the aquarium hobby. Native to the tropical regions of West Africa, this compact and hardy plant is a slow grower with broad, dark green leaves that add a lush, natural look to any tank. Its rhizomatous structure makes it ideal for attaching to wood, stone, or other hardscape elements. This in vitro form, provided by Dennerle, offers a sterile, pest-free start—perfect for aquarists looking to avoid algae, snails, or contaminants in sensitive setups like shrimp tanks.
Care Requirements:
Water Parameters:
Temperature: 20–28°C
pH Range: 6.0–7.5
Hardness: Soft to moderately hard (3–12°dH)
Nutrient Requirements:
Anubias nana is undemanding and thrives with minimal fertilization. Occasional liquid nutrient supplementation is beneficial. Avoid burying the rhizome; instead, attach the plant to rocks or driftwood using thread or glue for optimal health.
Tank Setup:
Substrate: Not required (epiphyte)
Decorations: Prefers to grow on wood or rock
Lighting: Low to medium—excessive light can cause algae buildup on leaves
CO₂: Optional but not necessary
Care Tips:
Divide the in vitro culture into several small portions and attach them gently to hardscape. Rinse well before planting. Keep it in shaded or indirect light areas to reduce algae and maintain leaf integrity. Prune older or damaged leaves to encourage new growth and preserve the plant’s tidy appearance.
Compact, durable, and incredibly beginner-friendly, Anubias barteri nana is a must-have for aquascapers of all experience levels. Whether used in nano tanks, low-tech setups, or as a midground accent in larger layouts, its reliability and attractive foliage make it an enduring favorite.
Please note: Product images are for display purposes only. As a natural product, plant appearance will vary.