The vine snake was listed on 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.

vine snakemore It is active during the day and often inhabits bushes. It has a long tail, and its body and tail are wrapped around branches. It moves quickly on trees, but moves very slowly on the ground. It belongs to arboreal snakes. Prey on frogs, lizards and birds. When preying, the tail will prop up the body, and the front head is bent in an S shape. After seeing the food, it will attack quickly, which is slightly poisonous.