I have a 6 yr old Anubias. Idk what kind exactly. I won it at a fish hobbyist meet. This beast is about a foot tall and growing out of the 20 gal tank it's in. The leaves are about the size of my (female) hand. It grows like crazy and is putting up new shoots to the surface every month. I really want to make it bloom. So, is it wise to attempt to make it bloom if it's never bloomed before? What's the best way to go about it. I don't want to rely on ai instructions and accidentally screw up the plant. Google claims the single clown pleco is low bioload and the plant might not be getting enough nitrogen. The only other plants are babies that came from the beast, and some anubias nana. (Why one clown pleco and nothing else? I used to have like 15 betta tanks. This little dude and the big anubias are what I have left after my bettas died.)


