Anubias Panda

As an epiphyte, this plant should not be buried in substrate. Instead, use fishing line, super glue gel, or cotton thread to attach the rhizome to driftwood or rocks, which allows the roots to absorb nutrients directly from the water column.

No, this cultivar thrives in low to moderate light conditions. Excessive light can actually encourage algae growth on the leaves, so it is best to keep it in a shaded area or use a standard aquarium light.

The Anubias Panda is a slow-growing plant. It is an excellent choice for aquascapers who prefer a low-maintenance setup that does not require frequent trimming or rapid nutrient dosing.

The 'Panda' cultivar is distinguished by its unique leaf appearance, which sets it apart from common Anubias varieties. It retains the same hardy nature as other species in the genus while offering a more specialized aesthetic for your aquascape.

This plant is highly adaptable and performs best in stable freshwater environments. As long as you maintain consistent water quality and avoid drastic fluctuations in temperature or pH, the plant will remain healthy.