Henosepilachna septima, is a species of lady beetle found in Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, India, Sri Lanka and Pakistan.

In male genitalia, phalobase is trabe and basal piece is normal.

Parameres are long, and thick without a distinct apical thorn, but covered with short hairs on apex.

[2] A herbivorous ladybeetle, it is a serious pest of cucurbits where both grubs and adults feed throughout the crop stages and results in skeletonising the leaves.

[3] The presence of grub indicates by scrapping nature of the epidermis, while semicircular cuts in rows, indicates the adults.