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Anubias nana ‘Petite’ Tissue culture
Anubias nana ‘Petite’ is a highly sought-after miniature rhizome plant known for its compact size, dark green leaves, and incredible durability. The tissue culture version offers a 100% pest-free, algae-free, and disease-free start, making it an excellent choice for shrimp keepers and planted aquarium enthusiasts who want a clean, healthy beginning for their aquascape.
Native Habitat and Growth
Originating from West African riverbanks, Anubias nana ‘Petite’ grows naturally on submerged rocks and wood in shaded, slow-moving streams. In aquariums, it maintains a compact form, producing thick, oval-shaped leaves that resist damage from grazing fish and snails.
How to Grow Anubias nana ‘Petite’ Tissue Culture
Lighting: Low to medium light is ideal; excessive light may encourage algae.
CO₂ & Nutrients: Does not require CO₂ injection; occasional liquid fertilization promotes steady growth.
Placement: Attach to driftwood, rock, or mesh. Do not bury the rhizome in substrate.
Water Conditions: Thrives in 68–82°F (20–28°C), pH 6.0–7.8.
Maintenance: Extremely low-maintenance; trim old leaves as needed.
Why Choose the Tissue Culture Form
Pest-free, algae-free, and snail-free, perfect for sensitive shrimp tanks.
Sterile laboratory-grown for maximum health and cleanliness.
Ready-to-plant with no quarantine required.
Ships in sealed sterile cups with nutrient gel—just rinse and plant.
Benefits of Anubias nana ‘Petite’
Perfect for nano and low-tech aquariums.
Great for foregrounds and hardscape detailing.
Hardy, slow-growing, and easy to maintain.
Shrimp-safe and beginner-friendly.
Anubias nana ‘Petite’ is a highly sought-after miniature rhizome plant known for its compact size, dark green leaves, and incredible durability. The tissue culture version offers a 100% pest-free, algae-free, and disease-free start, making it an excellent choice for shrimp keepers and planted aquarium enthusiasts who want a clean, healthy beginning for their aquascape.
Native Habitat and Growth
Originating from West African riverbanks, Anubias nana ‘Petite’ grows naturally on submerged rocks and wood in shaded, slow-moving streams. In aquariums, it maintains a compact form, producing thick, oval-shaped leaves that resist damage from grazing fish and snails.
How to Grow Anubias nana ‘Petite’ Tissue Culture
Lighting: Low to medium light is ideal; excessive light may encourage algae.
CO₂ & Nutrients: Does not require CO₂ injection; occasional liquid fertilization promotes steady growth.
Placement: Attach to driftwood, rock, or mesh. Do not bury the rhizome in substrate.
Water Conditions: Thrives in 68–82°F (20–28°C), pH 6.0–7.8.
Maintenance: Extremely low-maintenance; trim old leaves as needed.
Why Choose the Tissue Culture Form
Pest-free, algae-free, and snail-free, perfect for sensitive shrimp tanks.
Sterile laboratory-grown for maximum health and cleanliness.
Ready-to-plant with no quarantine required.
Ships in sealed sterile cups with nutrient gel—just rinse and plant.
Benefits of Anubias nana ‘Petite’
Perfect for nano and low-tech aquariums.
Great for foregrounds and hardscape detailing.
Hardy, slow-growing, and easy to maintain.
Shrimp-safe and beginner-friendly.

