Anubias Nana (Large) – Hardy Low-Light Aquarium Plant

Anubias Nana (Large) – Aquarium Plant Care & Profile

The Anubias Nana (Large) is a hardy and low-maintenance freshwater plant, perfect for aquascaping and community aquariums. With its broad, deep green leaves, this larger variant of Anubias barteri var. nana makes an excellent midground or foreground focal plant. Known for its durability and ability to thrive in low light, it’s a favorite among beginners and advanced aquascapers alike.

🌊 Quick Facts:

• Scientific Name: Anubias barteri var. nana (Large)
• Common Name: Anubias Nana Large
• Placement: Foreground to midground
• Lighting: Low to medium
• CO₂: Not required (benefits from added CO₂)
• Growth Rate: Slow to moderate
• Height: 4–8 inches
• Care Level: Easy – very hardy

✨ Why Choose Anubias Nana (Large)?

• Lush, broad leaves add contrast and depth to aquascapes
• Extremely hardy and tolerant of a wide range of conditions
• Thrives in low light – ideal for low-tech aquariums
• Can be attached to driftwood, rocks, or decorations
• Resistant to nibbling from most herbivorous fish

💡 Care Tips:
Do not bury the rhizome—attach it to rocks, wood, or aquarium décor for best results. Provide occasional fertilization for stronger growth. Trim old or damaged leaves to encourage new shoots. Works well in aquariums with cichlids, shrimp, and community fish.