Anubias Nana Long Wavy is a popular aquatic plant among aquarium enthusiasts due to its distinctive wavy and ruffled-shaped leaves. It is a hardy and easy-to-care-for plant that is suitable for beginners and experienced aquarium keepers alike. This plant can thrive in a variety of aquatic environments, but it will flourish in optimal conditions. It is ideal for use as a mid-ground plant attached to hardscape materials such as stones or wood, and it can serve as an accent or centerpiece depending on the tank’s size. Anubias Nana Long Wavy is a flowering plant that benefits from regular fertilization and low to medium lighting, as high lighting can encourage the growth of algae on its leaves. Although CO2 is not necessary for its growth, it can promote faster growth and more robust leaves. Propagation is easy, requiring only the separation or cutting of rhizomes to be reattached elsewhere. Overall, Anubias Nana Long Wavy is a unique and resilient aquatic plant that can enhance the aesthetic appeal of any aquarium.



Anubias Nana ‘Long Wavy’
₨650.00
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
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