🌿 Anubias frazeri – Hardy Rhizome Aquarium Plant

📖 Overview The Anubias frazeri is a rare and attractive Anubias variety with long, narrow, dark green leaves that create a natural, elegant look in aquariums. Like other Anubias, it is extremely hardy, slow-growing, and thrives in a wide range of water conditions, making it perfect for beginners and aquascaping hobbyists alike.

Best grown attached to rocks, driftwood, or decorations, Anubias frazeri is highly adaptable and works well in community tanks, shrimp tanks, and even cichlid aquariums thanks to its tough leaves.

🌟 Key Features

• ✅ Unique Leaf Shape: Elongated, narrow green leaves for a refined look
• ✅ Low Maintenance: Thrives in a variety of water conditions
• ✅ Shade Tolerant: Grows well in low to medium lighting
• ✅ Hardy & Durable: Resistant to nibbling fish and algae overgrowth
• ✅ Versatile Placement: Midground or background; best attached to hardscape

📐 Care Requirements

• Lighting: Low–Medium
• CO₂: Not required (optional for faster growth)
• Growth Rate: Slow
• Placement: Midground or background, attached to rocks or driftwood
• Temperature: 72–82°F
• pH: 6.0–7.5

❓ FAQ

Q: Can Anubias frazeri grow in gravel or sand?
A: Avoid burying the rhizome in substrate. Instead, tie it to rocks, driftwood, or aquarium ornaments.

Q: Is this plant beginner-friendly?
A: Yes! It’s a hardy, low-maintenance plant that thrives even in low-tech tanks.

Q: Will cichlids or goldfish destroy it?
A: No, its thick leaves make it suitable even for aquariums with plant-nibbling fish.