Tamiops rodolphii has been recorded in Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos and Thailand. It has dark and pale stripes on the back and head and uses the understory and lower canopy.
Its body is light brown, with black and pale stripes on the back and black, pale and brown stripes on the head. It has short fur, a long tail and large eyes.
It is diurnal and uses the understory and lower canopy. It has been observed foraging on the ground, tree trunks and lianas; the account lists flowers, insects, seeds and bark among its foods.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.