Large Anubias on Lava Rock Live Aquarium Plant, Freshwater Rhizome Plant Ready to Place

OVERVIEW

Large Anubias on Lava Rock is a fully established freshwater aquarium plant attached to natural porous lava stone. This ready-to-use plant can be placed directly into an aquarium to create a natural focal point without planting or substrate preparation.

IMPORTANT NOTE

This listing includes 1 Anubias plant attached to lava rock selected at random.
The specific Anubias species (such as Barteri, Congensis, Coffeefolia, etc.) and the shape of the lava rock will vary depending on availability. Each piece is naturally unique.

WHY CHOOSE THIS PLANT

Anubias is known for its durability and adaptability in planted aquariums. The lava rock provides a natural anchor while also adding surface area for beneficial bacteria that support aquarium balance.

BENEFITS

• Instant aquascaping feature without planting
• Natural shelter for fish and shrimp
• Lava rock adds texture and biological surface area
• Suitable for beginner and low-tech aquariums
• Slow-growing plant requiring minimal maintenance

ADDITIONAL DETAILS

SPECIFICATIONS

• Plant Type: Live freshwater aquarium plant on lava rock
• Species: Assorted Anubias varieties
• Growth Rate: Slow
• Light Requirement: Low to Moderate
• Placement: Foreground, Midground, or Background
• Difficulty Level: Beginner
• CO₂ Requirement: Not required

CARE GUIDE

• Lighting: Low to moderate lighting recommended
• Water Conditions: pH 6.0-7.5
• Temperature Range: 72-82°F
• Placement: Place rock directly on substrate or décor
• Maintenance: Trim older leaves as needed

PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS

Rinse gently before placing in aquarium
Position lava rock in desired location
Ensure rhizome remains exposed above surfaces
Allow spacing for natural leaf growth

PERFECT FOR

• Freshwater aquariums
• Shrimp and betta tanks
• Community fish tanks
• Beginner aquascaping setups
• Natural planted aquarium layouts

NOTES & DISCLAIMER

Each plant and lava rock piece will vary in size, shape, and appearance due to natural variation. Temporary leaf adjustment may occur during acclimation to new aquarium conditions. Images are for reference only.