species of Anubias belong to the group of epiphytes, or plans you do not need a fertile background from which to absorb nutrients. In fact their roots serve only to engage in fixed media such as rocks and logs. Assimilate all the vital elements from the leaves and the rhizome therefore are suitable for aquariums with sub layers 
aggregates such as gravel of quartz. Plants are very adaptable and is very if mplice their coltivazion and in the aquarium. 'S only precaution to be taken into account is to not expose them to a light source is too intense for having a very slow growth easily tend to become covered with algae that are then stifle plant leading to the death in short t ime . And 'in fact preferable to place them in less enlightened corners of the tub or at' shade of larger plants and broadleaf.
A bit of history.
The history of these beautiful plants rooted in the ancient Egyptian civilization. Its large deep green leaves that were used to adorn the garments at important moments such as ceremonies and rituals, especially in honor of the deity who protected the necropolis and the kingdom of the dead Anubis, from which it derives its name Anubias.
Origin.
Anubias species are native to the great African continent. From Sierra Leone to Côte d 'Ivoire these plants inhabit most of the courses' water lakes and wetlands. They grow in shallow water near the shore and at 'shade of large trees land even if they are found where the position was more exposed to direct sunlight. Their adaptability brings them to colonize different environments with only the roots growing in water and the leaves have emerged as these are very thick and leathery.
Cultivation and reproduction.
As has already been d pound plants are very durable and respect the values \u200b\u200bof 'water are on fficienti a PH ranging from 6 to 9, a hardness of 5 to 15, temperature from 20 to 30 degrees C and a light that is not too strong 0.3 to 0.5 watts per liter. If you experience problems of algal blooms on the leaves the board to slash the photoperiod, remove the damaged parts, or in extreme cases you can prepare a solution of 19 parts water to 1 part bleach to soak up the plant, excluding roots and rhizomes, for 10 minutes, rinse thoroughly and replace in the aquarium. The liquid fertilizer can be very mild calculating that grows very lentam institution. To reproduce, simply cut the rhizome, leaving at least 4 / 5 leaves per serving. We must cut the roots of a couple of inches and tie it to pierte or timber with a cotton thread to allow the plant to develop a root system needed to be anchored to the substrate. Anubias often bloom in the aquarium and this makes them very attractive but you must cut the flower before it rots. Its cultivation is recommended for beginners because the novice needs of these plants also allow more than one error on the part of 'aquarium in the conduct tion of' aquarium.
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aggregates such as gravel of quartz. Plants are very adaptable and is very if mplice their coltivazion and in the aquarium. 'S only precaution to be taken into account is to not expose them to a light source is too intense for having a very slow growth easily tend to become covered with algae that are then stifle plant leading to the death in short t ime . And 'in fact preferable to place them in less enlightened corners of the tub or at' shade of larger plants and broadleaf. A bit of history.
The history of these beautiful plants rooted in the ancient Egyptian civilization. Its large deep green leaves that were used to adorn the garments at important moments such as ceremonies and rituals, especially in honor of the deity who protected the necropolis and the kingdom of the dead Anubis, from which it derives its name Anubias.
Origin.
Anubias species are native to the great African continent. From Sierra Leone to Côte d 'Ivoire these plants inhabit most of the courses' water lakes and wetlands. They grow in shallow water near the shore and at 'shade of large trees land even if they are found where the position was more exposed to direct sunlight. Their adaptability brings them to colonize different environments with only the roots growing in water and the leaves have emerged as these are very thick and leathery.
Cultivation and reproduction. As has already been d pound plants are very durable and respect the values \u200b\u200bof 'water are on fficienti a PH ranging from 6 to 9, a hardness of 5 to 15, temperature from 20 to 30 degrees C and a light that is not too strong 0.3 to 0.5 watts per liter. If you experience problems of algal blooms on the leaves the board to slash the photoperiod, remove the damaged parts, or in extreme cases you can prepare a solution of 19 parts water to 1 part bleach to soak up the plant, excluding roots and rhizomes, for 10 minutes, rinse thoroughly and replace in the aquarium. The liquid fertilizer can be very mild calculating that grows very lentam institution. To reproduce, simply cut the rhizome, leaving at least 4 / 5 leaves per serving. We must cut the roots of a couple of inches and tie it to pierte or timber with a cotton thread to allow the plant to develop a root system needed to be anchored to the substrate. Anubias often bloom in the aquarium and this makes them very attractive but you must cut the flower before it rots. Its cultivation is recommended for beginners because the novice needs of these plants also allow more than one error on the part of 'aquarium in the conduct tion of' aquarium.
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