Tropica Anubias Barteri Mini Coin - 101B TC

It is not recommended. Anubias should have their rhizomes exposed to water. If you must use substrate, ensure the rhizome sits on top of the surface.

No, it is a slow grower and will thrive in low-tech setups without supplemental CO2.

Yes, Tropica 1-2-Grow tissue cultures are laboratory-grown and guaranteed free of pesticides, making them perfectly safe for shrimp.

The best method is using a small drop of aquarium-safe super glue gel or tying it down with clear fishing line until the roots grip the surface.

Slow growth is a natural characteristic of the Anubias species. Patience is required, but it also means less maintenance.

Often caused by improper lighting or lack of nutrients; ensure the plant is not in direct, intense light and consider liquid fertilizer.

The rhizome is likely buried too deep in the substrate. Pull it out and ensure it is exposed to the water column.

Reduce light duration or move the plant to a slightly shaded area of the tank, as Anubias are prone to algae if light intensity is too high.