Product Review
Anubias Nana Gold is a rare and striking epiphyte plant known for its bright yellow-green leaves, making it a standout choice for aquascaping. This tissue culture (TC) variant is pest-free, algae-free, and disease-free, ensuring a clean and healthy start for your aquarium. Like other Anubias varieties, it is extremely hardy, thrives in low-tech setups, and can be attached to driftwood or rocks instead of being planted in the substrate. Its slow growth rate and unique coloration make it a premium addition to any planted tank.
Specifications
Scientific Name: Anubias barteri var. nana ‘Gold’
Common Names: Anubias Gold, Golden Anubias, Nana Gold
Plant Type: Midground Epiphyte
Growth Rate: Slow
Height: 5-10 cm
Lighting Requirements: Low to Medium
CO₂ Requirement: Not required but enhances growth
Water Conditions:
Temperature: 22°C – 28°C
pH Range: 6.0 – 7.5
Hardness: Soft to Hard
Substrate: Does not require planting; attach to wood or rocks
Propagation: By rhizome division
Key Points
Premium Tissue Culture Plant – 100% pest-free, algae-free, and healthy
Unique Golden-Yellow Leaves – Adds contrast and vibrancy to aquascapes
Hardy & Low Maintenance – Thrives in various water conditions
Epiphyte Plant – Must be attached to wood or rocks, not buried in the substrate
Slow-Growing but Long-Lasting – Minimal maintenance required
Safe for Fish & Shrimp – Provides shelter and natural beauty
Usage
Ideal for midground placement in aquascapes
Suitable for Nature-style, Biotope, and Jungle-style aquascapes
Works well in nano tanks, low-tech, and high-tech setups
Enhances shrimp tanks and betta aquariums with its vibrant color
Usage Tips
Attach to driftwood or rocks using fishing line or glue
Keep the rhizome above the substrate to prevent rotting
Growth is slow but steady, requiring patience
Use liquid fertilizers for improved color and leaf health
Trim dead or older leaves occasionally to maintain a fresh look
Note
Does not require planting; burying the rhizome can cause rot
Grows best in stable conditions with gentle water flow
Prefers low to medium lighting to maintain its golden hue