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Anubias on Driftwood (Large)

$26.95
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Anubias on Driftwood | Large

Anubias on Driftwood (Large) is one of the easiest ways to make a tank look established from day one. You get a bold piece of natural wood with a mature Anubias already attached—no tying, no gluing, no waiting for roots to grab. Anubias species come from river and stream edges in Africa, where they naturally grow clinging to wood and stone in shallow, moving water. In the aquarium, that translates into a tough, adaptable plant with thick, dark green leaves that hold up well in real-world community tanks—even with active, boisterous fish.

Anubias on Driftwood (Large) Overview

The “Large” size is ideal when you want a true midground anchor or a focal hardscape piece that also adds hardy greenery—without adding work to your routine. Because the Anubias is already attached to the driftwood, this is about as easy as live planting gets: place it where you want it, and you’re done. There’s no delicate planting, no special substrate requirements, and no constant trimming schedule—just a tough, slow-growing plant that settles in and stays put. It’s especially useful for building structure in the center of the tank, creating shaded comfort zones for fish, and giving shrimp a natural grazing area as biofilm develops on the wood and roots over time.

Aquarists appreciate Anubias on Driftwood (Large) for:

  • Instant natural look: wood + plant combined into one ready-to-place feature
  • Low-light success: thrives in low-tech setups without intense lighting
  • Fish-resistant durability: sturdy leaves that are generally ignored by many nibblers
  • Easy placement flexibility: works as a centerpiece, corner anchor, or midground divider

For aquascaping, this piece helps “finish” a layout by adding the kind of realistic structure you see in nature—branches, shadows, and leafy growth all in one. You can build around it with stones like Seiryu Rock or Blue Petrified Rock to lock the driftwood into the scape, then sprinkle a few botanicals—such as Aquatic Veralu Leaves or Aquatic Woodapple Pods—around the base to create a subtle leaf-litter zone that makes the whole tank feel more habitat-true and less freshly arranged.

And because the attached wood has a dark, natural look similar to our Blackwood, you can add additional Blackwood pieces nearby to extend the same tone and branch structure across the aquascape—an easy way to make the layout feel cohesive, intentional, and fully “built out” from one side of the tank to the other..

Caring for Anubias on Driftwood (Large)

Anubias is a rhizome plant, meaning the thick horizontal stem (rhizome) should never be buried. With an attached driftwood piece, you’re already set up correctly—just place it where you want it and let the roots continue to strengthen their hold over time.

Anubias grows slowly, so it doesn’t demand frequent trimming or heavy fertilization. Low to moderate light is ideal, and gentle flow helps keep debris off the leaves. Because it’s a slow grower, very intense light can sometimes encourage algae on the leaf surfaces—so a stable lighting routine usually keeps it looking clean. If algae does appear, nerite snails and mystery snails are excellent at grazing algae from plant leaves and hardscape, and can also help with general cleanup and leftover organics that contribute to algae pressure.

  • Light: Low
  • Temperature Range: 69–86°F
  • Placement: Foreground–Midground
  • CO₂: Not required
  • Difficulty: Easy
  • Growth Rate: Slow

Once it’s in the tank, maintenance is simple: keep it out of heavy debris buildup, avoid burying the rhizome, and remove any older leaves that decline over time. The driftwood itself will also “age” beautifully, developing natural coloration and biofilm that shrimp love—making this one of those pieces that looks better and more natural the longer it’s in your aquarium.

Anubias are also available on driftwood in size small, as bare-root plants, potted, and on lava rock.

NOTE: Each plant/driftwood will have a unique look. The photo provides you with an idea of what it will look like and is not a representation of the exact item you will be receiving.

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When you’re buying live plants, the difference is rarely the species name—it’s the quality of the specimen, how it’s handled, and how it’s packed and shipped. At Modern Aquarium, we focus on delivering plants that arrive clean, healthy, and ready to thrive—backed by responsive support if you need a hand.

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  • Real support when you need it: Reach us via site chat or phone for practical help with placement, algae prevention on slow growers, and plant pairing.

Anubias on Driftwood (Large) is a high-impact, low-effort upgrade—an instant centerpiece that brings natural structure, hardy greenery, and long-term stability to your aquascape. Place it, build your rocks and botanicals around it, and enjoy a planted look that stays beautiful with minimal maintenance.

Reviews (16)

  • 5
    Much better than expected.
    Posted by Donald Shinn on 13 Sep 2023

    I'd assumed they'd take a piece of dry driftwood, super glue on a piece of Anubias, throw it in the box, and ship it. I was wrong. The Anubias has obviously been growing on the driftwood, submerged, for some time as the roots are going around and through the driftwood. The driftwood was already waterlogged and sank readily in my tank. It was much better than expected. The driftwood is around ten inches long. The Anubias is well-established on the driftwood. I'm very happy with it.

  • 4
    Anubias on Driftwood
    Posted by Katie Gavin on 19 Apr 2022

    I love it! Perfect addition to my tank. Only downfall is that it will not sink. I had to use a rock to keep it down.

  • 4
    anubias on driftwood
    Posted by Elaine on 9 Dec 2021

    Good sized plant on large piece of wood - about 11". Nice.

  • 5
    Driftwood with Anubias
    Posted by Came in healthy on 21 Oct 2021

    Absolutely loved the one I received. Wish the driftwood was bigger but I’m very happy with the purchase. Plants came in healthy. Slight yellowing on the edges but I’ve fed them nutrients and they’ve come back to full green. Great purchase for the money and plan on buying more.

  • 5
    Very Nice Piece
    Posted by Jason Poole on 14 Sep 2021

    Have purchased 2 of these the second the drift wood was larger. They are perfect for adding a little height to your plant. Well packaged and attached. Have also purchased the small, plants almost the same size and drift wood fits in smaller spots so get both !

  • 5
    Great looking
    Posted by Jennifer on 13 Sep 2021

    This plant was much larger than I expected and was beautiful! It has done really well in my new aquarium.

  • 5
    IN LOVE
    Posted by Charity Wood on 22 May 2021

    This is a must see!!! IT IS STUNNING!!!! and soooo HEALTHY!!! I LOVE IT!!! it adds so much to the looks of my tank!

  • 5
    ANUBIAS ON DRIFTWOOD (LARGE)
    Posted by Tony on 26 Apr 2021

    Excellent piece and plant.

  • 5
    A bit smaller than in the pic but it will grow obviously.
    Posted by Unknown on 13 Apr 2021

    I even superglued (the superglue I got on this site that’s plant safe) some other plants to the driftwood. It looks awesome

  • 5
    Anubis’s on driftwood
    Posted by Linda on 10 Mar 2021

    Beautiful plant on lovely piece of driftwood.

  • 5
    anubias on driftwood
    Posted by Sanford E Lake on 21 Jan 2021

    Beautiful, excellent in all ways.

  • 5
    Great Piece
    Posted by Jessica on 17 Dec 2020

    This looks amazing. I've had it for a few weeks now and still looks great.