The green skinny snake was included in the 2012 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. This species does not require specific conservation measures as there are already several protected areas in its original range. And the population of this species has remained stable.

The skinny green snake is mostly active during the day and often inhabits the bushes , long tail, body and tail wrapped around branches, move quickly on the tree, but move very slowly on the ground, belong to the arboreal snake. This species often goes into a state of motionless when placed on a plate.

When frightened, the green thin snake erects its neck, throws its front body in a curved shape, widens its neck, and spit out a white tongue to deter, but does not actively attack. It bites attackers when roughed up.