Anubias Nangi

Overview

Anubias Nangi is a hardy freshwater aquarium plant valued for its thick, deep-green leaves and exceptional adaptability. This slow-growing plant thrives in a wide range of tank conditions, making it ideal for low-tech aquariums, community tanks, and aquascaping projects. Its firm leaves and minimal care requirements make it one of the most reliable plants for long-term use.

Key Features

• Live freshwater aquarium plant

• Thrives in low to moderate lighting

• Slow to moderate growth rate

• Extremely hardy and long-lasting

• Safe for fish, shrimp, and snails

Why Choose Anubias Nangi?

• One of the toughest and easiest aquarium plants available

• Perfect for low-light and low-maintenance setups

• Resistant to damage from most fish species

• Long lifespan with minimal upkeep

• Ideal for beginners and experienced aquarists alike

Benefits

• Adds natural greenery and visual texture

• Helps absorb excess nutrients in the water

• Provides shelter and resting areas for aquatic life

• Reduces stress in fish by creating a natural environment

• Maintains its shape without frequent trimming

Product Specifications

• Scientific/Common name: Anubias Nangi / Anubias Nangi
• Plant or product type: Live freshwater rhizome plant
• Growth rate / usage: Slow to moderate growth, decorative and functional
• Lighting / requirements: Low to moderate light
• Placement / application: Midground, attached to décor
• Difficulty level: Easy
• Tank type: Freshwater, planted, community, shrimp

Care Guide / Usage Guide

Lighting

Low to moderate lighting is ideal. Lower light helps reduce algae buildup on leaves.

Water

Prefers stable freshwater conditions with temperatures between 72–82°F (22–28°C).

Substrate

Does not require planting in substrate. Best attached to rocks, driftwood, or aquarium décor.

CO₂

Not required.

Maintenance

Very minimal. Remove old leaves if needed and gently clean algae from leaf surfaces.

Planting / Application Instructions

1. Rinse gently with clean aquarium water.

2. Attach the rhizome to rocks or driftwood using thread or plant glue.

3. Place in desired area of the aquarium.

4. Ensure the rhizome is not buried in substrate.

5. Monitor growth over the next few weeks.

Perfect For

• Beginner aquarists

• Low-tech planted tanks

• Community aquariums

• Shrimp and nano tanks

• Natural aquascapes

Important Notes

• Plant Selection Notice: These will be a plant of our choice, selected based on current availability, size, and overall health.

• Live plants naturally vary in leaf size, shape, and color.

• Slow growth is normal and expected.

• Some leaf yellowing or melting may occur during acclimation.

• Images are for reference only.

Disclaimer

Images are for reference only. Actual plant size, shape, and coloration may vary due to natural growth patterns and aquarium conditions. Live arrival and health guarantees are subject to store policies. Adjustment periods after shipping are normal for live plants.