Aquatic Plants

Anubias

A hardy rhizome plant valued for its broad leaves and ability to grow under low to moderate light.

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Quick Information

Anubias at a Glance

Scientific nameAnubias spp.
Plant typeRhizome aquatic plant / epiphyte
Mature sizeVariety dependent
LifespanPerennial under suitable conditions
TemperatureAbout 20–30 °C
pHAbout 6.0–8.0
LightLow–moderate
CO₂Not required; optional for faster growth
Planting styleRhizome aquatic plant
Light needsLow–moderate light

Availability, size, variety and current stock can vary. Please contact Fishes Hub before ordering so we can confirm the available anubias and suitable setup.

Product Information

Know More About Anubias

Anubias is a slow-growing rhizome plant valued for hardiness and tolerance of lower light. It is especially useful when you want dependable greenery without designing the entire aquarium around demanding plant growth.

The rhizome should remain above the substrate and can be attached to rock or driftwood. Moderate nutrient availability and stable aquarium conditions are generally more useful than simply increasing light.

Choose the exact Anubias variety according to mature size and placement. Smaller forms work well on foreground hardscape, while larger forms can become strong midground features.

Care & Suitability

Make a Confident Choice

Keep the rhizome exposed and provide stable water conditions rather than forcing rapid growth. Use the quick points below to plan a practical, low-stress setup.

Quick Facts
Low–moderate lightLight
Plant-specificCO₂
Low–moderate CO₂Water range
Stable waterCare focus
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Key Requirements

  • Provide low–moderate light and consistent lighting appropriate to the plant.
  • Use low–moderate co₂ water conditions when applicable to the aquarium.
  • Slow growth; avoid burying the rhizome; remove damaged leaves.
  • Keep the plant in a suitable position and avoid damaging the growing point or rhizome.
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Use, Care & Maintenance

  • Growth: perennial with good care.
  • CO₂: low–moderate co₂.
  • Planting: Attach to rock or wood; do not bury the rhizome.
  • Trim damaged leaves and remove trapped debris during maintenance.
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Compatibility & Placement

  • Suitable for freshwater planted aquariums when its light and growth requirements are met.
  • Choose tank mates that will not uproot or constantly disturb the plant.
  • Leave adequate room for mature growth.
  • Observe for algae and nutrient imbalance rather than simply increasing light.
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Why Choose Anubias?

  • Plant type: Rhizome aquatic plant.
  • Light: Low–moderate light.
  • Growth: Perennial with good care.
  • Care level: Easy.
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Before You Buy

  • Confirm the exact plant variety and mature size.
  • Prepare the correct substrate or hardscape attachment: Attach to rock or wood; do not bury the rhizome.
  • Acclimate the plant and remove damaged leaves if needed.
  • Ask Fishes Hub about current plant size and availability.

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