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Hemithyrsocera histrio
Gold Bordered Cockroach
Found at Pah Sak Ngarm waterfall, Doisaket, Chiang Mai, Thailand
Finally got the species! This is a Hemithyrsocera vittata.
I went through all the 70 Hemithyrsocera species on cockroach.speciesfile.org and turns out only Hemithyrsocera vittata matches the distribution which includes both Thailand and Peninsular Malaysia where the "Gold-bordered Cockroach" occur. Seems like in quite a lot of website they have also correctly identify this species.
http://cockroach.speciesfile.org/Common/...
https://inaturalist.ca/taxa/764984-Hemit...
Hi Phichak, this is actually not a Hemithyrsocera histrio. However, I could not find the actual species name for this species yet. For more of the identification discussion of Hemithyrsocera histrio, you could read it here:
https://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/27...
https://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/35...
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