The Indochinese flying squirrel is an arboreal squirrel of Southeast Asian forests. It glides between trees using a membrane stretched between its fore and hind limbs.
Its throat and belly are white, while the head and back range from gray to dark brown or russet. It has a white mark behind the ears, and its tail is fully furred.
It is arboreal and glides between trees. It generally nests in tree cavities, and one species-level account records it eating cultivated fruit at night.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.