Trending searches
$0
Overview
Anubias Frazeri is a slow-growing freshwater plant known for its elongated green leaves and exceptional durability. Like other Anubias species, it thrives in low to moderate lighting and is highly adaptable to a wide range of aquarium conditions. This makes it an excellent choice for both beginner and experienced aquarists seeking a low-maintenance, long-lasting plant.
It is commonly used as a midground to background feature and pairs well with driftwood or rock hardscape in natural aquascapes.
Key Features
Tall growth with elongated leaves
Rhizome-based plant
Slow and steady growth rate
Low-light tolerant
Extremely hardy and adaptable
One of the best structural Anubias varieties
Ideal for low-tech and low-light setups
Does not require CO₂ or special fertilizers
Long lifespan with minimal maintenance
Suitable for both aquariums and paludariums
Benefits
Adds vertical height and visual depth
Provides natural shelter for fish and shrimp
Resistant to most grazing fish
Maintains clean appearance over time
Enhances natural aquascape layouts
Product Specifications
• Scientific/Common name: Anubias ‘Frazeri’ / Anubias Frazeri
• Plant or product type: Live freshwater rhizome plant
• Growth rate / usage: Slow growth, decorative and structural
• Lighting / requirements: Low to moderate light
• Placement / application: Midground to background
• Difficulty level: Easy
• Tank type: Freshwater, planted, community, shrimp, paludarium
Care Guide / Usage Guide
Lighting
Low to moderate lighting is ideal. Lower light helps prevent algae buildup on leaves.
Water
Prefers stable freshwater conditions with temperatures between 72–82°F (22–28°C).
Substrate
Does not require planting in substrate. If placed in substrate, keep the rhizome fully above the surface.
CO₂
Not required.
Maintenance
Trim older or damaged leaves as needed. Growth is slow and requires minimal intervention.
Planting / Application Instructions
Rinse the plant gently with clean aquarium water.
Attach the rhizome to driftwood or rocks using thread or aquarium-safe glue.
Alternatively, lightly bury only the roots while keeping the rhizome exposed.
Place in midground or background area.
Allow time for the plant to acclimate and attach naturally.
Perfect For
Low-tech planted aquariums
Community fish tanks
Natural aquascapes with driftwood or stone
Shrimp and nano tanks
Paludariums and semi-aquatic setups
Important Notes
Plant Selection Notice: These will be a plant of our choice, selected based on current availability, size, and overall health to ensure the best quality upon arrival.
Live plants naturally vary in size, shape, and leaf structure.
Rhizome must remain above substrate to prevent rot.
Slow growth is normal for Anubias species.
Some leaf melting may occur after shipping as the plant adjusts.
Disclaimer
Images are for reference only. Actual plant size, shape, and color may vary due to natural growth conditions and lighting. Live arrival and health guarantees are subject to store policies. Adjustment periods after shipping are normal for live plants.
Browse more: Anubias · All Aquarium Plants
📖 Care guides: Anubias Essentials: Your Aquarium's Perfect Plant · Anubias Plant: The Ultimate Guide for Aquarium Success
At Canton Aquatics LLC, we take great pride in providing high-quality live aquarium plants to our customers. We understand the complexities involved in shipping live plants and are committed to ensuring they arrive at your doorstep in excellent condition.
Shipping Process:
DOA (Dead on Arrival) Policy:
Limitations and Responsibilities:
Cancellation and Changes:
Customer Support:
By placing an order with Canton Aquatics LLC, you acknowledge and agree to the terms outlined in this shipping policy.
Please be sure to check the regulations in your state regarding restricted plants. Our policy is to avoid shipping any plants that are prohibited in your area to ensure compliance and environmental safety. It's important not to introduce plants into the wild or waterways, as this could disrupt local ecosystems by introducing invasive species.
We appreciate your efforts in helping to protect the environment. For the latest updates, you can consult the USDA State Noxious Weed list here.
Thank you for your dedication to preserving our natural habitats.
!