[2] The specific name, jintakunei, is in honor of Thai herpetologist Piboon Jintakune.

[3] O. jintakunei is found in southern peninsular Thailand, in Krabi Province.

[1][2] The preferred natural habitat of O. jintakunei is forest.

Dorsally, it is dark brown, with narrow whitish crossbands, 11 on the body, plus 3 on the tail.

[4] Although a forest-dwelling species, O. jintakunei is not arboreal, but instead it is terrestrial.