Anubias Congensis

Anubias can be planted in various ways, depending on the look you want to create in your aquarium. This plant can be placed on the bottom or on top.woodorstonesare placed, which gives you many creative possibilities.

Planting on the ground
If you want to plant Anubias directly in the ground, it is important that you take care of the thin rootslightPlace the Anubias in the ground, while the rhizome itself should remain on or above the ground. Make sure the rhizome isn't covered, as it can suffocate and prevent the plant from growing properly. Make a small hole in the ground and place the roots inside, ensuring the plant is stable. This allows Anubias to establish itself well in your aquarium.

Planting on wood or stone
Anubias also thrives on wood or rocks, creating a beautiful, natural effect in your aquarium. To attach the plant to wood or rocks, you can use a piece of fishing line or cyanoacrylate-based glue.
You can also gently wedge the plant between a crack or crevice with your fingers. This is also where it grows naturally. Don't squeeze too hard, so as not to damage the plant; it's best to plant it a little loosely.


For a nice accent you canwooden piecesorstonesUse one of our collection to mount your Anubias. By positioning the plant this way, you create a unique aquascape where the Anubias really shines.

Pruning Anubias is essential for keeping this beautiful plant healthy and full. Anubias has a rhizome, meaning it grows via a horizontal root. If you want to propagate or trim the plant, you can either cut the rhizome or peel off the leaves.

If you decide to take cuttings, make sure you have a rhizome with at least four leaf layers, approximately 3 cm long (depending on the variety). This is important for successful root development and to ensure the new plant can establish well. Cut the rhizome to the correct length with sharp scissors and plant the piece.onthe ground or attach it to the aquariumwoodorstonesin your aquarium.

When peeling leaves, you can carefully remove healthy, old leaves to encourage new growth and keep the plant looking neat. Pruning this way ensures your Anubias can grow vigorously and healthily in your aquarium again!