Anubias Nancon
Anubias Nancon – A Unique Anubias Hybrid for Your Aquarium
The Anubias Nancon is a rare and striking anubias aquarium plant that adds a lush, natural touch to any planted aquarium. This plant is an Anubias hybrid, created by aquarist Bob Gasser, from a cross between Anubias barteri “Nana” and Anubias afzelii "Congensis". Known for its durability and beautiful green foliage, the Anubias Nancon is ideal for both beginners and experienced aquarists.
This compact plant typically grows to a height of 10–15 cm, making it perfect for foreground or midground placement in aquariums. Its broad, deep-green leaves provide excellent contrast against lighter plants and can be attached to rocks, driftwood, or aquarium décor. Unlike many other aquatic plants, it does not need to be buried in substrate, which makes it versatile and easy to work with. It can also be grown in emersed form, making it suitable for paludariums and humid terrariums as well.
Benefits
- Durable and hardy making it great for beginners.
- Slow-growing, which means less maintenance and trimming.
- Helps create a natural aquascape.
- Thrives when attached to rocks or driftwood, adding depth and texture to a planted aquarium.
- It can thrive in low-light aquariums, making it a versatile option for many tank setups.
Care Guide
This aquarium plant is very easy to care for and suitable for all levels of aquarists.
Light
This aquatic plant thrives in low to moderate light. Strong direct light may cause algae growth on its leaves.
Temperature
The ideal temperature range is 22–28°C (72–82°F), making it suitable for most tropical aquariums.
CO2
CO2 is not required for healthy growth, but adding it can encourage slightly faster development.
Water Parameters
It prefers a pH between 6.0 and 7.5 with soft to moderately hard water.
Growth Rate
It is a slow-growing aquatic plant, which reduces frequent trimming and maintenance.
Propagation
This aquarium plant is propagated by rhizome division. Simply cut a healthy portion of the rhizome and attach it to another rock, or piece of wood.
Discover the best tips for keeping your Anubias thriving. Explore our complete Anubias Plant Care Guide and grow like a pro.
Note: Images are for reference only. Actual plants may vary in size, color, and appearance due to natural variations and seasonal growth.
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Anubias Nancon – A Unique Anubias Hybrid for Your Aquarium
The Anubias Nancon is a rare and striking anubias aquarium plant that adds a lush, natural touch to any planted aquarium. This plant is an Anubias hybrid, created by aquarist Bob Gasser, from a cross between Anubias barteri “Nana” and Anubias afzelii "Congensis". Known for its durability and beautiful green foliage, the Anubias Nancon is ideal for both beginners and experienced aquarists.
This compact plant typically grows to a height of 10–15 cm, making it perfect for foreground or midground placement in aquariums. Its broad, deep-green leaves provide excellent contrast against lighter plants and can be attached to rocks, driftwood, or aquarium décor. Unlike many other aquatic plants, it does not need to be buried in substrate, which makes it versatile and easy to work with. It can also be grown in emersed form, making it suitable for paludariums and humid terrariums as well.
Benefits
- Durable and hardy making it great for beginners.
- Slow-growing, which means less maintenance and trimming.
- Helps create a natural aquascape.
- Thrives when attached to rocks or driftwood, adding depth and texture to a planted aquarium.
- It can thrive in low-light aquariums, making it a versatile option for many tank setups.
Care Guide
This aquarium plant is very easy to care for and suitable for all levels of aquarists.
Light
This aquatic plant thrives in low to moderate light. Strong direct light may cause algae growth on its leaves.
Temperature
The ideal temperature range is 22–28°C (72–82°F), making it suitable for most tropical aquariums.
CO2
CO2 is not required for healthy growth, but adding it can encourage slightly faster development.
Water Parameters
It prefers a pH between 6.0 and 7.5 with soft to moderately hard water.
Growth Rate
It is a slow-growing aquatic plant, which reduces frequent trimming and maintenance.
Propagation
This aquarium plant is propagated by rhizome division. Simply cut a healthy portion of the rhizome and attach it to another rock, or piece of wood.
Discover the best tips for keeping your Anubias thriving. Explore our complete Anubias Plant Care Guide and grow like a pro.
Note: Images are for reference only. Actual plants may vary in size, color, and appearance due to natural variations and seasonal growth.
Canton Aquatics
- Started from: Nov 07, 2025
