Tropica Anubias barteri var. nana aquarium plant in a 1-2-Grow tissue culture cup
Tropica Anubias nana Online in the UK
Aquarium plant from tissue culture in closed cup. Anubias barteri var
Anubias nana 1-2-grow
Tropica Anubias barteri var. nana aquarium plant in a 1-2-Grow tissue culture cup
Tropica Anubias nana Online in the UK
Aquarium plant from tissue culture in closed cup. Anubias barteri var
Anubias nana 1-2-grow

Anubias barteri nana ( 1-2-Grow )

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Anubias bartering nana is a small foreground plant which thrives in all conditions. Best results can be achieved by attaching to dogwood or rock. It can flower frequently and is an excellent plant which will not be eaten by herbivorous fish.

  • Compact aquarium plant with attractive, deep green leaves.
  • Supplied as a Tropica 1-2-Grow! tissue culture cup.
  • Low light requirements and slow growth.
  • Ideal for attaching to aquarium rocks or driftwood.
  • A good choice for beginners and established planted tanks.
  • Keep the rhizome exposed when planting.
  • Type:  Rhizomatous
  • Height: 5-10 cm in height
  • CO2:  low
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Description

Anubias nana: compact greenery for your aquarium

Add rich green colour and natural detail to your aquarium with Anubias barteri var. nana. This compact, slow-growing aquatic plant is well suited to the foreground and looks particularly attractive attached to driftwood or rocks.

Its low light and COâ‚‚ requirements make it a practical option for beginners and aquarists who prefer less demanding plants. The sturdy leaves provide a pleasing contrast to finer foliage in a planted aquarium.

Supplied in a Tropica 1-2-Grow! cup

This Anubias nana is supplied as a tissue culture plant in a closed cup. Its small size makes it useful for adding detail around hardscape or filling a carefully chosen space in your layout.

How to plant Anubias nana

For the best effect, attach the plant to a piece of aquarium wood or rock. Fishing line can hold it in position while the roots establish a grip.

Avoid burying the rhizome — the thick stem from which the leaves and roots grow. Covering it with substrate can cause it to rot.

Simple care and steady growth

Anubias nana grows slowly, so give it time to establish. Its long-lasting leaves can develop algae, making a balanced lighting routine preferable to excessive light.

Pair it with other aquarium plants to create layers of colour, leaf shape and texture. For help getting started, explore our aquarium plants for beginners guide.

Plant characteristics and planting advice are based on Tropica’s guidance.