Anubias Plant Care for Beginners
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Anubias plant care starts by giving this plant. Adequate amounts of lighting and nutrients in the water column. This plant mainly feeds from the water, so ensuring that there’s nutrients in the water is ideal. The Anubias plant is a rhizome plant and does not need to be planted into the gravel or sand. Make sure that you have an aquarium light is around 6000K spectrum. With a mixture of the right lighting and nutrients in the water, Anubias plant care will be extremely easy.
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The Anubias plant prefers in aquarium way around the 6000K lighting spectrum. This means that the color of the lighting is extremely white. This color of lighting compares natural sunlight to the best of LED lighting’s ability. Anubias plants can withstand super low lighting, but it doesn’t mean that it thrives on that. This plants can withstand extremely low lighting and stay alive, but I would advise using medium lighting.
Most aquarium plants demand nutrients in the soil or water. The anubias plant only demands nutrients out of the water. It consumes all of those nutrients into the roots and works its way into the plant. Is what is known as a rhizome plant. Rhizome plants prefer to be attached to a surface like a stone or drift. From there, the roots eventually start to grow into the pores of that surface if possible. The roots will be unable to grow into the pores of a stone, obviously, but it works extremely well with wood.
It is common practice to attach the Anubias plant roots to stone or wood. The most common practice of attaching the roots is by using superglue or string wrapped around the item. you only have to attach the roots short term because they will eventually grow into the surface and attach themselves long-term.
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This is an awesome plant for any beginner or experienced fish keeper. The Anubias plant is extremely beautiful and contains large luscious leaves that can add to any fish aquarium aesthetics. You only need basic lighting and minimal nutrients in the water from this plant to thrive. 
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Anubias are the main ones I can actually keep alive 😩
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Thank you for sharing. I have just bought some Anubis and I put it into the soil if that’s ok ?
My anubias has some brown tinge on it and its the only plant with it. The tanks been cycling for 2 weeks now with crystal clear water. I hope it doesnt die
You use co2 in any of your tanks?. New sub here man. U got a cool layout for sure
I'm new to the fish hobby. I have an Anubias Congensis and an Anubias Nana that i bought at PetSmart. I have them buried in the substrate which is gravel, and I am not sure which one, but the leaves are turning yellow, and neither one is growing. They have been in the tank for about is about 2 months. Also I have a Narrow leaf fern and I can't tell if it's algae or the leaves are dying but them look like they have brown spots on them. How do i care for them. I have glo and zebra danios and a betta in the tank. I have been dealing with an ammonia spike in the tank that is about 25 ppm. Any help would be appreciated
your house is so nice! i have a question though, what kind of black sand do you use? i currently have fluval stratum in my tank but i love the look of black sand
Thanks so informative! I really love how easy this is to grow. Especially in my goldfish tank :)
Do you use co2 in your planted tanks ? Is it necessary ? Thank you
Why not use regular sewing tread to attach it?
I was wondering 🤔 How the super glue isnt harmful to fish but I dunno but would love to add some plants but I just got my tank a couple weeks ago and Its my 1st one and Im a lil nervous on whats right or wrong and all the other questions #PATIENCE IS KEY IM LEARNING WITH THIS TANK AND FISH ON TOP OF BUYING A FISH THAT WAS PREGGO AND THAT WAS A SHOCK 😮😮😮
@@SMKNGRL420 I got my first tank a month ago and started the cycling process with a couple of plants. The water was too cold, they almost died so I bought a heater. Everything was going well so I then bought more plants and oops! Snail invasion!! Should have cleaned the plants. Lesson learned. I took out the gravel and put it in a strainer in the bath to clean later but left them there for a day. Big mistake... my cat peed in them! Now I'm starting the cycling process of the tank all over again with new gravel and the same plants (which have been thoroughly cleaned this time). Can't wait to start putting some fish in it :D One day... one day...
My Anubias are yellowing and having week stems despite white light 6 hours a day. I add iron and potassium for at least 3 months and don’t see improvements. Can someone help? I am keeping Geophagus, rainbows, Congo tetras etc in my 125g tank. Thanks!
Nice video. You did forget to mention rizome rot, i have lost a bunch of anubias to it. :(
I’m sure you won’t get to this comment. Thank you for spending the time to inform me and others about this plant.
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Just bought my first Anubias barteri plant as I've always had plastic plants in my three foot tropical tank. I noticed the fish are always on the top probly gasping for air so I'm starting to buy teal plants. Just watched your video on how to plant it I will stick it with Gorrila glue to a log I've got and hopefully buy more in the coming weeks. Thanks for the video and advice. Because I've sand in my tank I was wondering how the plant was going to grow.
I’ve been keepin’ Anubias Nana for almost 10 years and it grows like crazy but I’ve only gotten one flower since I got it I don’t understand what I’m doin’ wrong🤔
"6000k is extremely white"
Now when my wife says: "you're pale".
I can say: "I'm 6000k"
You are like a teacher who love's what he does. Thank you very much!
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My anubias is fine for a while and then I vacuum my substrate and all the leaves fall off! I'm not sure why my leaves are falling off!?!?
I’m just starting my aquarium got the substrate and two Anubias plants and a few others
Love this for my Betta
You forgot to say not to put glue on the rhizome or bury it. Otherwise, it will die.
Then just glue the roots?
i only have a betta fish, do i need a fertilizer on this regard? i saw some browning on the leaves 😭
Mine are turning yellow. Help!!! What do I do???
Just subscribed. Question, would they survive in a blackwater tank?
I have a 5 year old Anubis that has tripled in size and I needed to know how to handle it. This helped me out. Crazy informative.
Less light would help control the algae
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What are the small black spots on my anubias??
I love how helpful you are! Your personality is so great, thank you for sharing your extensive knowledge!
Iron in the water will take care of the algae
Clicked on this video just to see the room!
Please talk about Nutrients
So glad I looked more into Anubias plants , thanks for the great vid!
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Always appreciate your tips and tricks! Thanks for sharing!
I have 2 anubias broad leaf that are just gently wedged in to wood barely staying still in the current of the 2 seachem tidal 110s. I used no glue or string or anything. Do you think the roots will eventually attach to the wood. Occasionally one floats to the top because it's so gently pushed in to the hole in the driftwood...thank you in advance for any assistance. You cam see the issue on my channel in my 55g. It's the 2 anubias in the very front of my tank near the center. They're absolutely stunning, but I'm just afraid the roots will never attach
I’m really struggling with Anubias and Java fern..apparently the easiest plants to grow lol…any advice would be appreciated…I use all fluval plant 3.0 but not sure what they should be set at for growing Anubias,JF,Val,swords..
One of my tanks is 24 deep and the other is 18 deep…I have 2 fluval plant 3.0 36s on my 135g
And one 22 on my 33g…we have soft water here…I use root tabs for val and swords but really want my Anubias to thrive and take over…help lol
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Your home is aquarium and house plant goals! Anubias is one of those cant-kill-plants that I seem to be able to kill. I can grow the most bougie plant except the ones everybody else can keep. Like I killed Java Moss and I'm not sure if i should be ashamed or proud. Anubias always turns yellow and melts on me. I just bought a Anubias barteri var. glabra "pinto" hybrid (bougie) and anubias Nana. Hopefully I'll have better luck
Thanks, I just saw your vedio on anubias. I want plants that will reduce the Nitrate on my 55gal tank.
Seeing you share your hobby is awesome! Especially knowing all the editing and mundane stuff that goes into a video! Props to you, keep it up! 🤝
Hey bro, got some anubias nana, heterophylla and coin. This video really helped me as im a beginner! Thanks bro!
Hi Chris Flemming here i have I have a 38 gallon aquarium would the EHEIM Jager Aquarium Thermostat Heater 150W work in my aquarium it' says the 150 watt is rated for a 53-79 gallons aquarium
I impulse bought mine! Gonna try attaching it to a rock. Only problem I can see is the ones I have are all pretty smooth so might not work too well. Fingers crossed!!
Thank you. I was researching easy to care for Aquarium plants to put in s Betta tank. The Anubias came up and I watched some videos about gluing them to driftwood. I appreciated your video because it was short, but I got the detailed information that I wanted. I am going to put some on a small piece of driftwood in my 15 gallon column betta tank. This video confirmed that the Anubias is the type of plant that I want.
I dont have gel, just regular super glue, will that work? Thanks for the video!
whats the best type of anubias for 82 deg 125g with discus?
Good tips, curious about different types of Anubis’s and appreciate the peroxide tip for the algae on leaves
“Easiest plant to take care of”
*me looking at my wilting anubias*
Do they have to be on wood or rock or can they thrive in sand??
My anubias have dyed and I'm seeing new leaves, is that normal?
Awesome video bro thank you for the useful information ❤
Your video’s are really helping me thank you so much!🤓
Thanks for the great info… love your indoor garden and aquascape 🤗
Very awesome video nice
What part of the plant do you stick the glue?
What's that flat light u Saud cost 20 on Amazon
I bought an Anubias, now I have to make a nice home for it.
Can you attach this to spider wood?
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Great video. I learned a few things.
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New sub here! I love house plants and aquariums too! I have married my two loves, plants and aquariums and love that I found a creator who has too! Bingeing all your videos!