🌿 Anubias Nangi – Hardy Rhizome Aquarium Plant

The Anubias ‘Nangi’ is a stunning hybrid between Anubias barteri var. nana and Anubias gilletii, prized for its elegant, elongated leaves and compact growth. With its lush green foliage and hardy nature, this slow-growing plant is perfect for aquascapers, beginners, and low-tech aquarium setups.

‘Nangi’ thrives when attached to driftwood, rocks, or decorations — never bury the rhizome in substrate. Like other Anubias, it tolerates low to medium light and grows beautifully both submerged or emersed, making it an excellent choice for aquariums and paludariums alike.

🌟 Key Features

• 🌿 Unique Hybrid Variety: Cross between Anubias barteri nana × Anubias gilletii
• 💧 Hardy & Low Maintenance: Great for beginners and low-tech tanks
• 🌤️ Low to Medium Light Tolerance: Grows well in a variety of conditions
• 🪵 Versatile Placement: Attach to driftwood, lava rock, or aquarium decor
• 🐠 Fish & Shrimp Safe: Perfect for community and planted tanks

📐 Specifications

• Scientific Name: Anubias ‘Nangi’
• Origin: Hybrid (Africa-based species)
• Growth Rate: Slow
• Lighting: Low–Medium
• Placement: Foreground to midground
• CO₂ Requirement: Optional
• Substrate: Attach to hardscape; do not bury rhizome
• Care Level: Easy

❓ FAQ

Q: Can I plant Anubias ‘Nangi’ directly in gravel?
A: No — the rhizome should remain above substrate. Attach it to wood or rock instead.

Q: Does it need CO₂?
A: No — it grows steadily without CO₂ injection, though it benefits from nutrients.

Q: Is this plant safe with cichlids or snails?
A: Yes! Its tough leaves make it resistant to nibbling and uprooting.