Cuba.—In sea-coast woods: "The species [this and Byrsotria fumigata] are ground-dwelling, hiding under stones and other shelter" (Rehn and Hebard, 1927).
Byrsotria fumigata
Cuba.—Ground dwelling, hiding under stones, etc.; also a cave inhabitant (Rehn and Hebard, 1927).
Cahita borero
Brazil, Matto Grosso.—Beaten from tree foliage in dry scrub, from tree foliage at edge of dry riverine tangle, and from undergrowth in a dry forest area (Rehn, 1937a).
Cahita nahua
Honduras.—All beaten from foliage along roads or in thickets, during rainy season (Rehn, 1937a).
Cariblatta antiguensis
Virgin Islands, St. Croix.—Common under heaps of rubbish (Beatty, 1944).
Trinidad.—On herbage below bananas; all stages on Hibiscus at night; in grass at dusk; on low herbage under old coconut (Princis and Kevan, 1955).