Place the plant correctly
Anubias is commonly attached to wood or stone; its horizontal rhizome should not be buried in substrate. Broad leaves create resting and grazing surfaces for shrimp.
Its slow growth means algae can build on older leaves when light and nutrients are imbalanced. Inspect the plant during routine maintenance.
Avoid unnecessary disturbance
Secure the plant with aquarium-safe thread or glue intended for aquatic use. Give it time to attach and avoid covering the rhizome with debris.
As with any new plant, check for hitchhikers and ask about pesticide use. Shrimp can be sensitive to residues that are not visible on the leaves.
For your own tank
Anubias grows slowly, so algae on older leaves may take time to resolve. Remove only damaged foliage and avoid burying the rhizome. Secure the plant where it will not shade the entire tank or make the filter difficult to reach.
Use these as general hobby references. Test your aquarium and confirm product guidance before making changes.