It’s a dwarf version of Anubias nana — one of the smallest Anubias varieties.

Here’s a quick guide for you 👇

🌱 Anubias Nana “Petite” Overview

Size: Extremely small, only 2–5 cm tall, with tiny leaves around 0.5–1 cm wide.

Growth rate: Very slow (even slower than normal Anubias nana).

Origin: Cultivated variety (not found in the wild).

Placement: Foreground or attached to small rocks/driftwood for a mini-aquascape look.

💡 Care Requirements

Light: Low–medium light (too much light → algae).

CO₂: Not required, but helps faster growth.

Water parameters:

Temp: 22–28°C

pH: 6.0–7.5

Hardy in almost all freshwater aquariums.

Planting: Never bury the rhizome. Best to glue or tie onto wood/rocks.

🐠 Why Aquascapers Love It

Perfect for nano tanks, shrimp tanks, or detailed aquascapes.

Thick, strong leaves = fish usually don’t damage it.

Gives a miniature lush green look to the scape.

✨ Propagation

Grows by rhizome division. Cut small sections with at least 2–3 leaves and reattach.