The '''Kiawe Moth''', '''Koa Haole Looper''' or '''Citrus Looper''' (''Anacamptodes fragilaria'') is a [[moth]] of the [[Geometridae]] family. It is found in [[Hawaii]] (Kauai, Niihau, Oahu, Molokai, Maui and Hawaii) as well as [[California]], where it is native.

The larvae are a pest on citrus species. Recorded hosts are ''[[Acacia farnesiana]]'', ''[[Amaranthus]]'', ''[[Antigonon leptopus]]'', ''[[Bauhinia monandra]]'', ''[[Calliandra haematoma]]'', ''[[Cassia grandis]]'', ''Cassia javanica X Cassia fistula'', ''[[Cordia subcordata]]'', ''[[Desmanthus virgatus]]'', ''[[Hibiscus]]'', ''[[Ipomoea tuberosa]]'', ''[[Justicia betonica]]'', ''[[Leucaena glauca]]'', ''[[Litchi chinensis]]'', ''[[Macadamia ternifolia]]'', ''[[Malvastrum tricuspidatum]]'', ''[[Momordica balsamina]]'', ''[[Nicotiana glauca]]'', ''[[Ocimum basilicum]]'', ''[[Passiflora foetida]]'', ''[[Pithecolobium dulce]]'', ''[[Poinciana regia]]'', ''[[Portulaca oleracea]]'', ''[[Prosopis chilensis]]'', ''[[Psidium cattleianum]]'', ''[[Rose|Rosa]]'', ''[[Samanea saman]]'', ''[[Santalum album]]'', ''[[Schinus molle]]'', ''[[Schinus terebinthifolius]]'', ''[[Sida (plant)|Sida]]'', ''[[Spathodes campanulata]]'', ''[[Tectona grandis]]'' and ''[[Terminalia catappa]]''.