Salobrena

Salobrena is a genus of pyralid moths in the subfamily Chrysauginae, established by Francis Walker in 1863. The genus contains multiple species distributed primarily in tropical and subtropical regions of the Americas. Based on iNaturalist observations, the genus is relatively well-documented with over 600 records, suggesting moderate abundance and detectability in suitable habitats. As members of Chrysauginae, species in this genus are likely associated with forested environments and may exhibit characteristic resting postures typical of the subfamily.