Greenproaquatic Anubias Nana Petite Live Plant – Leaf, Low Light

Description

Product Overview

Greenproaquatic Anubias Nana Petite is an organic live aquarium plant designed for indoor use. Each package contains four compact plants measuring 2 x 2 x 2 inches, weighing 1 pound in total. The plant features small, round leaves that grow densely, providing a lush foreground or accent on driftwood and rocks. It requires moderate watering and thrives in full shade, making it suitable for a wide range of water conditions.

Usage

Ideal for nano tanks, shrimp tanks, community tanks, and betta tanks, this plant adapts to low to moderate lighting. It can be attached to driftwood, rocks, or left free‑floating, but the rhizome should never be buried in substrate to prevent rot. Perfect for beginners seeking a low‑maintenance, year‑round green backdrop.

Why Choose Us

Greenproaquatic ensures each plant is cultivated under optimal conditions, guaranteeing healthy growth and vibrant foliage. Our commitment to organic materials means no harmful chemicals, and our packaging protects the plants during shipping. We stand behind our product with responsive customer support and a satisfaction guarantee.

Key Features

• Compact round leaves create a dense, natural look in any tank.
• Low to moderate lighting requirements suit low‑tech aquariums.
• Easy attachment to driftwood, rocks, or free‑floating placement.
• Organic, chemical‑free cultivation for safe fish and shrimp.
• Responsive customer support and satisfaction guarantee.

FAQ

Can I plant the rhizome in substrate?

No, burying the rhizome can cause rot. Attach the plant to hardscape or let it float.

What lighting is best for this plant?

Low to moderate lighting works best; excessive light may encourage algae on the leaves.

Is this plant suitable for beginners?

Yes, it is low‑maintenance and tolerates a wide range of water conditions, making it ideal for new hobbyists.

Can I use this plant in a shrimp tank?

Absolutely, it provides cover and grazing surfaces without harming shrimp.

How often should I water the plant?

Moderate watering is sufficient; maintain consistent moisture in the tank water.