Care for Anubias nana is identical to other Anubias plants.  Its ideal placement in the aquarium is in the middle ground, and it will look its best under low to moderate lighting.  Excessive lighting can result in unattractive, pesky algae growth on its leaves.  However, this algae growth can easily be kept under control in an aquarium with a healthy population of shrimp (especially Amano shrimp) that will constantly graze on the algae without harming the Anubias plant itself.  Most herbivorous animals will not harm Anubias nana whatsoever, although some bio-fim or ”wood-eating” Panaque genus plecos may “chew” holes in its leaves.  Like many Anubias species, this plant is slow and steady in growth and does not seem to respond significantly to CO₂ supplementation.  It does best when attached to driftwood or rockwork.  It can be planted in the substrate but its rhizome (roots) must not be buried in the substrate because it will rot and recede.  It can also be planted emersed in terrariums, paludariums, and viquariums.  

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