Nesomylacris relica
Jamaica.—Widely distributed from sea level to 5,700 feet elevation; in bromeliads in mountain forest; among dead leaves in heavy leaf mold under dense hillside scrub; under stones and in ground litter about banana trees; under bark of tree in dense ridge-type forest; in dead agave in scrub forest (Rehn and Hebard, 1927).
Nocticola bolivari
Ethiopia.—Always found under stones or cement blocks, but not necessarily deeply buried in the ground (Chopard, 1950b).
Nyctibora laevigata
Jamaica.—In cracks in dead stump of mimosa; in bromeliads (Rehn and Hebard, 1927).
Nyctibora lutzi
Puerto Rico.—Possibly to be found most often in rotten tree trunks in the highest mountains; found in rotten stump with termites, ants, and beetle grubs (Wolcott, 1950).
Nyctibora obscura
Trinidad.—Under pile of cornstalks (Princis and Kevan, 1955)