K2AQUA 2X Anubias Nana Live Aquarium Plants Oxygenating Plant Aquarium Low Maintenance Foreground Midground for Freshwater Tropical Tank Beginner Friendly

• 2 PLants. Size 5-10 cm
• COMPACT, DARK GREEN LEAVES FOR A NATURAL AQUASCAPE: Anubias Nana features broad, rich green leaves that add texture and depth to freshwater aquariums. Its compact size and structured growth make it ideal for foreground and midground placement, creating a lush, natural-looking aquascape.
• HARDY AND LOW MAINTENANCE – PERFECT FOR ALL AQUARISTS: This plant is highly resilient and adapts easily to a wide range of water conditions, making it ideal for both beginners and experienced aquascapers. Anubias Nana grows slowly and requires minimal trimming, ensuring a hassle-free and long-lasting addition to any aquarium.
• BEST CONDITIONS FOR HEALTHY GROWTH AND LONGEVITY: Anubias Nana thrives in low to moderate lighting and does not require CO2 injection, though additional nutrients can encourage healthier growth. It prefers a water temperature range of 22-28°C and a pH level between 6.0 and 7.5. Difficulty level: Easy, making it a great plant for any freshwater setup.
• HOW TO PLANT ANUBIAS: Please follow the short instructions: Anubias should be attached to wood or stone or other ornaments with a fishing line or cotton thread (do not use glue to attach plant to ornaments , wood , etc...). Anubias can also be planted in the substrate but must have longer roots, the rhizome should be easily visible as otherwise it can easily rot.

Listing is for 2 Plants. Anubias Nana is one of the most popular and reliable freshwater aquarium plants, known for its dark green, broad leaves and compact growth. This slow-growing, hardy plant thrives in a variety of water conditions, making it an excellent choice for both beginners and experienced aquascapers. Unlike traditional root-feeding plants, Anubias Nana is a rhizome plant that absorbs nutrients from the water column, meaning it should be attached to driftwood, rocks, or other hardscapes rather than buried in the substrate. Attach it using cotton thread or fishing line. It thrives in low to moderate lighting and does not require CO2 supplementation, making it a low-maintenance yet highly decorative addition to any freshwater tank. In addition to its aesthetic appeal, this plant helps improve water quality by absorbing excess nutrients, contributing to a balanced and healthy aquarium ecosystem.