TC-Anubias Nana Gold

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