Anubias: The Resilient Jewel

Welcome to the official blog for Anubias.in. We cover everything from basic care to advanced techniques. Our guides are based on years of hands-on experience. Join our community of plant lovers! Please note, this blog may contain affiliate links which help support our work.

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A beautiful Anubias plant in an aquascape, representing the blog's main topic.

Latest From The Blog

06 Jul

Anubias Care 101: Avoiding Common Mistakes

Learn the essential dos and don'ts of Anubias care to ensure your plants thrive, from proper lighting to preventing rhizome rot.

Close-up of an Anubias rhizome ready for propagation.

28 Jun

How to Propagate Anubias by Rhizome Division

A step-by-step guide to safely dividing your Anubias rhizome to create new, healthy plants for your aquascape.

A small Anubias Nana Petite in a detailed aquascape.

15 Jun

Aquascaping with Anubias: Design and Placement

Discover the best methods for securing your Anubias to hardscape elements without damaging the plant's delicate root system.

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A Note from Sameer Ahmad

My fascination with Anubias began over a decade ago. Their resilience and understated beauty captivated me, turning a simple hobby into a deep passion. This blog is my way of sharing that passion with you, creating a community where we can all learn and grow together. I believe that anyone can create a stunning underwater garden, and the Anubias is the perfect place to start. My goal is to demystify plant care and inspire more people to bring a piece of nature into their homes. Thank you for being here and joining me on this green journey.

Quick Tips & Tricks

Don't Bury the Rhizome

The most common mistake! The thick, horizontal stem (rhizome ) must stay above the substrate. Burying it will cause it to rot and kill the plant.

Low Light is Key

Anubias are low-light plants. Too much direct light encourages algae to grow on their slow-growing leaves. Place them in shaded areas of your tank.

Easy Propagation

To create new plants, simply cut the rhizome with a sharp, clean blade, ensuring each piece has at least 3-4 healthy leaves. It's that simple!