Psilonychus eckloni is a species of beetle of the family Scarabaeidae.Global Biodiversity Information Facility It is found in South Africa (KwaZulu-Natal).
Description Adults reach a length of about . Males are reddish-bronze, and have the same shape and size as Psilonychus deridens, but with a different vestiture, being clothed on the upper side with elongated, slightly yellowish-white scales, longer and more hair-like on the head and pronotum, and leaving slightly past the median part of the elytra three small, denuded, elongated spots set sub-transversely on each side. The pronotum has no median longitudinal groove, but the supra-lateral elongate patch on each side of the posterior part is very plain. The scutellum is somewhat deeply punctate and the elytra are non-costulate. The propygidium is clothed with very fine, slightly squamiform, appressed hairs, but having a band of scales along the posterior margin. The pygidium, abdomen and legs are clothed with whitish scales. The legs, palpi, and antennae are rufescent-brown.
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