Pandanus tectorius
The ecology of these moths remains almost completely unknown. They seem to be primarily found in the lowlands, where the vegetation is heavily influenced by human activity. Notable plants from these moths' habitat include "Artocarpus" species, Papaya ("Carica papaya"), Coconut ("Cocos nucifera"), Sea Hibiscus ("Hibiscus tiliaceus"), Indian Mango ("Mangifera indica"), "Musa" (bananas), Thatch Screwpine ("Pandanus tectorius"), the paspalum grass "Paspalum paniculatum", Apple Guava ("Psidium guajava"), Tamarind ("Tamarindus indica"), Portia Tree ("Thespesia populnea"), as well as Cyperaceae sedges, lichens and mosses. It is unlikely, however, that these moths use the non-native species as foodplants.