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In the wild, the black beauty walking stick eats exclusively from an as-yet unidentified species of pepper tree from the Schinus genus, but in captivity, it will eat lilac and privet.

Activity Pattern During the day, it hides among bromeliads that grow on cliffs. It is only at dusk and during the night that these insects are active.

Social Behavior Black Beauty walking sticks may be found together since they feed on only one species of plant in the wild. Additionally, in captivity, they are kept in groups and do not fight.

Reproductive Behavior The species can reproduce sexually and asexually through parthenogenesis. Not much else is known about the reproductive behavior of this species.

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