Anubias Congensis Mini

🌿 Anubias Congensis Mini – Compact Elegance for Any Aquascape

Anubias Congensis Mini is a refined, compact variety of the classic Anubias congensis, celebrated for its narrow, lance-shaped leaves and slow, steady growth. Perfect for foreground or midground placement, this miniaturized version is ideal for nano tanks or detailed aquascapes where space is limited but lush greenery is desired. Its hardy nature and low-maintenance requirements make it a favorite for both beginners and seasoned aquascapers.

✨ Key Features

• Scientific Name: Anubias congensis var. mini

• Growth Form: Rhizomatous with slender, elongated leaves

• Size: Compact growth, typically stays under 5 inches

• Placement: Foreground to midground, hardscape-attached or substrate-topped

• Lighting Needs: Low to medium

• CO₂ Requirement: Not required, but growth improves with supplementation

• Growth Rate: Slow and steady

🌱 Aquascaping Benefits

• Perfect for attaching to driftwood, lava rock, or decorative stones

• Naturally deters algae due to thick, waxy leaves

• Provides contrast and structure in minimalistic layouts

• Ideal for low-tech tanks, betta bowls, and shrimp aquariums

🔁 Propagation & Growth

• Propagation: Divide rhizome with sharp scissors; ensure each piece has leaves and roots

• Nutrient Substrate: Not required – grows best when attached to hardscape

• Can Be Grown Emersed: Yes – suitable for paludariums or ripariums

📦 What You’ll Receive

You will receive your Anubias Congensis Mini in your selected format:

• Bare-root plants: A small loose portion with approx. 6+ leaves

• Potted plants: Net pot with rockwool containing approx. 6+ leaves

⚠️ State Restrictions Notice ♻️ Be a Responsible Aquatic Plants Owner

Please never release Anubias—or any aquatic plant—into local waterways. Always dispose of unwanted plants responsibly.

🔒 Disclaimer

Photos are sample representations. The actual plant you receive may vary slightly in size or shape. We do not guarantee the plants will be free of pests, pesticides, or whether they were grown emersed or submerged.