Anubias Congensis

Anubias Congensis – Freshwater Aquarium Plants

Anubias Congensis is a tough and visually appealing aquatic plant, well-suited for both new and seasoned aquarists. With its long, lance-shaped dark green leaves, it adds elegance and a touch of the wild to any aquascape. This slow-growing species is known for its durability and can thrive in a wide range of tank conditions, making it a reliable choice for low-maintenance planted aquariums.

Benefits

• Provides natural shelter for fish and shrimp
• Helps improve water quality by absorbing excess nutrients
• Easy to attach to rocks, driftwood, or decorations
• Great option for low-tech tanks with minimal lighting

Anubias Congensis Care Guide

Anubias Congensis is a low-maintenance plant that thrives in most freshwater setups. It's a perfect pick for anyone looking to enhance their tank with lush, green foliage from live aquarium plants.

Light

Prefers low to moderate light; too much direct light can encourage algae growth on its leaves.

Temperature

Thrives in a range of 72–82°F (22–28°C), suitable for most tropical aquariums.

CO2

CO2 injection is not necessary but can enhance growth in a more advanced setup.

Growth Rate

Slow-growing; leaves develop steadily over time and maintain their structure well.

Propagation

Propagated by dividing the rhizome - ensure each piece has a few healthy leaves before replanting.

FAQs

How to plant Anubias Congensis?

Attach the rhizome to driftwood or rocks using thread or glue. Avoid planting the rhizome in the substrate to prevent it from rotting.

How fast does Anubias Congensis grow?

It grows slowly, typically producing a new leaf every few weeks under ideal conditions.

How to propagate Anubias Congensis?

Propagation is done by cutting the rhizome. Make sure each section has a few leaves, then reattach it to a surface in the tank.

How tall does Anubias Congensis grow?

Anubias Congensis can grow up to 12 inches tall, making it ideal for midground or background placement in aquariums.

If you want a colorful companion plant, try the aquarium plant Cryptocoryne Flamingo . It thrives in low-light conditions and adds a vibrant pink touch to your setup.

Note: Images are for reference only. Actual plants may vary in size, color, and appearance due to natural variations and seasonal growth.