Wrasses
Royal Pencil Wrasse (Severns) Male
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About this fish
About this fish
Royal Pencil Wrasse (Severns) Male is a saltwater wrasse sold under the name Pseudojuloides severnsi. In a home aquarium, it’s a lively, rock-roaming fish that can add movement to the aquascape while also helping control certain aquarium pests. As a wrasse, it typically benefits from a secure setup and appropriate food variety to support a healthy feeding routine.
Features:
- Active, colorful wrasse that cruises the rockwork during the day
- Often considered reef safe; many wrasses also help control pests such as flatworms and bristle worms
- Eager feeder when offered appropriate foods (frozen and quality prepared foods)
- Many wrasses bury in the sand or hide in a mucus cocoon at night, so a sand bed can be helpful
- Strong jumpers—use a tight lid to reduce the risk of escapes
- Adapt gradually: acclimate slowly and provide a quiet spot so it can settle after arrival
- Helpful to plan tankmates and setup in advance before ordering, since wrasse compatibility can vary
Specifications:
- Shop name: Royal Pencil Wrasse (Severns) Male
- Scientific name (verified): Pseudojuloides severnsi
- Sex: Male
- Sizes offered: M, S
- Diet (suggested): Frozen mysis, brine shrimp, and quality pellets
- Feeding frequency (suggested): 2–3 times per day
- Tank setup notes: Provide a sand bed (many wrasses bury at night) and a tight lid (wrasses are strong jumpers)
- Arrival guidance: Acclimate slowly and give a quiet area for settling
- Care context: Best suited to saltwater aquarium keepers prepared for active fish and secure containment




