Post 70, No. 3.

This cannot be Heterostegane subfasciatus, as it does not match the description well (the 3 lines should be distinct & the submarginal line should be the darkest.)

The shape & posture with the upturn abdomen is that of Crambidae/Pyralidae.
In fact it is quite similar to this if not for the dark head & FW costa.
http://lepidoptera.butterflyhouse.co...bruptalis.html

TL Seow