Anubias Nana Attached to Rock

Anubias Nana Clumps Attached to Rock are ready-to-use live aquarium plants featuring multiple Anubias Nana plants established on natural rock. This creates an attractive, mature-looking piece of planted hardscape that can be placed directly into your aquarium.

Anubias Nana is well known for its hardy nature, compact green leaves, slow growth, and low-maintenance requirements. Because the plants are already attached to rock, there is no need to bury the rhizomes in the substrate, making this an easy way to add instant greenery and structure to an aquascape.

Key Features

• Multiple Anubias Nana plants arranged as a clump
• Already attached to natural rock
• Ready to place directly into the aquarium
• Hardy and easy-care live aquarium plant
• Attractive compact green foliage
• Suitable for low-tech planted aquariums
• CO₂ supplementation is not required
• Excellent for aquascaping and hardscape decoration
• Suitable for shrimp and peaceful community aquariums

Plant Care

• Plant: Anubias Nana
• Type: Live Plant Clump Attached to Rock
• Difficulty: Easy
• Growth Rate: Slow
• Lighting: Low to Medium
• CO₂: Not Required
• Placement: Foreground / Midground / Hardscape
• Propagation: Rhizome Division
• Aquarium Type: Freshwater

Placement

Simply position the Anubias Nana rock in the desired area of your aquarium. It can be used around driftwood, other rocks, or planted areas to create a natural-looking aquascape.

Because Anubias grows from a rhizome, the rhizome should not be buried under the substrate. Keeping the plant attached to the rock allows the rhizome to remain exposed while the roots continue to establish around the hardscape.

Lighting & CO₂

Anubias Nana performs well under low to medium lighting and does not require additional CO₂, making it an excellent choice for low-tech aquariums. CO₂ and balanced fertilization can support healthy growth but are not essential for maintaining the plant.

Maintenance

Maintenance requirements are minimal due to the plant’s naturally slow growth. Remove damaged or older leaves when necessary and keep the leaves reasonably free from algae and debris. Avoid excessively intense lighting for long periods, as the slow-growing leaves can be prone to algae buildup.

Ideal For

• Low-tech planted aquariums
• Nature-style aquascapes
• Nano and community aquariums
• Shrimp aquariums
• Rock and driftwood layouts
• Foreground and midground decoration
• Beginner aquarists

Anubias Nana Clumps Attached to Rock are an excellent option for adding instant greenery and natural character to an aquarium. With hardy Anubias Nana already established on rock, this ready-to-place piece provides an easy and attractive addition to planted, shrimp, and freshwater community aquariums.