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Anubias Nana Bare Root | Live Aquarium Plant | Anubias barteri var. nana
Anubias Nana Bare Root | Live Aquarium Plant | Anubias barteri var. nana
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Anubias Nana Bare Root (
Anubias barteri
var.
nana
)
Add a hardy, low-maintenance plant to your aquarium with Anubias Nana. This popular freshwater aquarium plant features thick, dark green leaves and a slow-growing habit, making it an excellent choice for beginners and experienced aquarists alike.
Each plant is shipped bare root with a healthy rhizome and established roots, ready to be attached to driftwood, rocks, or other hardscape. Do not bury the rhizome, as this can cause it to rot.
Anubias Nana thrives in low to moderate lighting and does not require CO₂, making it ideal for low-tech planted aquariums, shrimp tanks, betta tanks, and community aquariums.
Features
- 🌿 Healthy live Anubias Nana bare root plant
- 🪵 Perfect for attaching to driftwood or rocks
- 🐠 Excellent for betta, shrimp, and community aquariums
- 💧 Hardy, low-maintenance freshwater plant
- 🌱 Slow-growing with durable dark green leaves
- 💡 Thrives in low to moderate lighting
- 📦 Grown in the USA and carefully packed fresh
Plant Care
- Scientific Name: Anubias barteri var. nana
- Placement: Foreground or midground
- Lighting: Low to moderate
- CO₂: Not required
- Growth Rate: Slow
- Difficulty: Easy
- Temperature: 68–82°F
- pH: 6.0–8.0
What’s Included
Your order includes one healthy bare root Anubias Nana plant with an established rhizome and root system. Leaf count and plant size will vary naturally based on growing conditions.
Note: Attach the rhizome to driftwood, rocks, or other hardscape using thread, fishing line, or aquarium-safe glue. Do not bury the rhizome in the substrate. Older leaves may show minor cosmetic imperfections from shipping, but healthy new growth will develop under stable aquarium conditions.
Anubias Nana is one of the most dependable freshwater aquarium plants, offering long-lasting beauty with minimal care while creating a natural habitat for fish and shrimp.
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