Anubias Paxing

Anubias barteri var. nana 'Paxing' – Compact, Undemanding Anubias for Effortless Aquascaping

Anubias barteri var. nana 'Paxing', commonly known as Paxing Anubias, is a new and low-maintenance species recently introduced to the aquarium trade. Featuring compact, rounded leaves and a dark green hue, this plant is an ideal choice for aquarists seeking an easy-care, foreground or midground plant that thrives in a variety of tank conditions. Its small footprint and slow growth make it especially well-suited for nano tanks, shrimp tanks, and nature-style aquascapes.

As with all Anubias, the Paxing variety is best grown attached to hardscape such as driftwood or rocks, making it a flexible and beginner-friendly plant for both low-tech and high-tech setups.

🌿 Key Features:

• Scientific Name: Anubias barteri var. nana 'Paxing'

• Common Name: Paxing Anubias

• Leaf Shape: Broad, rounded, and compact

• Coloration: Deep green, waxy texture

• Growth Habit: Rhizome-based, low-growing

• Placement: Foreground to midground or attached to decor

• Growth Rate: Very slow

• Difficulty Level: Easy – beginner-friendly and low-demand

💧 Optimal Growing Conditions:

• Lighting: Low to medium (shade-tolerant)

• CO₂: Not required

• Substrate: Not needed – attach to wood, rock, or decor

• Water Parameters: pH 6.0–7.5 | Temperature: 68–82°F (20–28°C)

• Fertilization: Occasional micronutrients for optimal health

🐠 Aquascaping Benefits:

• Perfect for Small Tanks: Compact growth makes it ideal for nano aquariums

• Low Maintenance: Slow growth means minimal pruning

• Safe for Inverts: Excellent choice for shrimp and peaceful tankmates

• Highly Versatile: Easily moved and repositioned without disturbing the substrate

📦 What You’ll Receive:

Elevate your aquascape with our premium selection of versatile aquatic plants, available in the following convenient formats:

• Loose rhizome |  approx. 6+ leaf, loose, bare-root, small portion
• Potted plants | approx 10+ leaf, potted plants with rockwool and net pot

⚠️ Disclaimer:

Avoid burying the rhizome in substrate, as this may cause rot. Plant appearance may vary slightly depending on aquarium conditions.