Anubias Nana Bigfoot is a captivating variant of the Anubias species, notable for its large, broad leaves with a unique shape that resembles a "bigfoot." This hardy, slow-growing aquatic plant is an excellent choice for freshwater aquariums, adding a distinctive touch and rich green color to any aquascape.

Parameters:

• Type: Rhizomatous aquatic plant for freshwater aquariums
• Light: Low to moderate
• CO2: Optional, but can boost growth in high-tech planted tanks
• Temperature: 72°F - 82°F (22°C - 28°C)
• pH: 6.0 - 7.5
• Hardness: Soft to medium (dKH 2-12)
• Growth Rate: Slow
• Size: 4 to 8 inches (10-20 cm)
• Placement: Foreground or midground
• Propagation: Division of rhizomes

Maintenance:

• Lighting: Prefers low to moderate lighting. Excessive light can lead to algae growth on its leaves, but it can adapt to various lighting conditions.
• Water Conditions: Highly adaptable to different water parameters, making it suitable for various freshwater aquarium setups.
• Fertilization: Minimal fertilization is required; a gentle dose of liquid fertilizer can enhance growth.
• Algae Control: Being a slow grower, it may develop algae on its leaves. Adding algae-eating fish or shrimp, such as Amano shrimp or Otocinclus, can help manage algae.
• Trimming: Regularly remove any dead or damaged leaves to maintain its appearance and health.

Why Buy Anubias Nana Bigfoot:

• Distinctive Appearance: The large, unique leaves of Anubias Nana Bigfoot create an eye-catching focal point in any aquascape, adding both height and texture.
• Hardy and Resilient: This plant is well-suited for a variety of water conditions, making it a great choice for both novice and experienced aquarists.
• Low Maintenance: Its slow growth and minimal care requirements make it ideal for busy hobbyists.
• Versatile Placement: Anubias Nana Bigfoot can be attached to driftwood or rocks, or planted in the substrate, offering creative options for aquascaping.
• Durable Leaves: The robust leaves are resistant to damage from herbivorous fish, making it suitable for tanks with plant-eating species.

Ideal for:

• Low-light planted aquariums
• Foreground or midground placement in aquascapes
• Aquascapers seeking a unique plant like Anubias Nana Bigfoot
• Freshwater aquarium enthusiasts looking for a low-maintenance, hardy plant
• Beginner aquarists or those with low-tech setups