| Scientific Name | Pseudocheilinus evanidus |
| Common Names | Striated Wrasse, Secretive Wrasse, Disappearing Wrasse, Scarlet Pin Stripe Wrasse |
| Max Length | 3.5" |
| Min Tank Size | 30 Gallons |
| Temperament | Shy and secretive; generally peaceful but may be territorial toward similar wrasses or small fish. Thrives in tanks with non-aggressive tankmates. |
| Reef Safe | ⚠ With Caution |
Aquarium Suitability: Generally Durable and Hardy
Diet: Carnivorous; feeds on small invertebrates like flatworms, pyramidellid snails, and copepods. Supplement with meaty foods such as frozen mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, and chopped seafood. May accept high-quality pellets once acclimated.
Reef Safe: Yes, with caution
Captive Care: The Disappearing Wrasse is suitable for intermediate hobbyists in reef setups. Provide ample live rock and hiding places like crevices and caves, as it spends much of its time skulking about the substrate. A tight-fitting lid is essential to prevent jumping. It can help control pests like flatworms and snails.
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