Anubias on Rock is a pre-attached aquatic plant that combines the resilience of Anubias species with the natural aesthetics of rock hardscape. This setup simplifies aquascaping by eliminating the need for manual attachment, making it ideal for both beginners and seasoned aquarists. The plant's robust nature and low maintenance requirements allow it to thrive in various freshwater aquarium conditions. Key Features Scientific Name: Anubias barteri var. nana Common Name: Anubias on Rock Origin: West Africa Growth Habit: Rhizomatous with creeping rhizomes Leaf Characteristics: Broad, dark green, leathery leaves Lighting Requirements: Low to moderate intensity CO₂ Requirement: Not necessary but can enhance growth Placement: Foreground to midground; pre-attached to rock Water Parameters: Temperature: 22–28°C (72–82°F) pH Level: 6.0–7.5 Hardness: Soft to moderately hard water Growth Rate: Slow Propagation: Rhizome division. Why Choose Anubias on Rock? Ease of Use: Pre-attached to rock, eliminating the need for manual attachment. Versatility: Suitable for various aquarium sizes and layouts; can be placed directly into the tank. Low Maintenance: Thrives in a range of water conditions and lighting setups without the need for CO₂ supplementation. Aesthetic Appeal: Adds a natural, green focal point to aquascapes; its sturdy leaves are less prone to algae growth. Fish-Friendly: Provides shelter and breeding grounds for fish and invertebrates. Care Instructions Lighting: Provide low to moderate lighting to prevent algae buildup on leaves. CO₂ and Fertilization: While not required, CO₂ supplementation and regular dosing with micronutrients can promote healthier growth. Placement: Place the pre-attached rock in the desired location within the aquarium. Water Flow: Prefers gentle water movement to avoid damage to leaves. Pruning: Trim dead or damaged leaves to encourage new growth and maintain plant health. FAQs Can Anubias on Rock thrive without CO₂ supplementation?Yes, it can grow well without CO₂, though supplementation can enhance growth and leaf vibrancy. Is this plant suitable for beginners?Absolutely. Its hardy nature and low maintenance requirements make it ideal for novice aquarists. Can it be grown emersed?Yes, Anubias on Rock can adapt to emersed conditions in high-humidity environments. How do I propagate this plant?Propagation is achieved by dividing the rhizome, ensuring each section has a few healthy leaves. IMPORTANT NOTE: ANUBIAS ON ROCKS PHOTO SUPPLIED IS A STOCK IMAGE ONLY— Actual Anubias supplied as small has 4-5 leaves
