Corn Head
Corn Head
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 Harvestec 12 Row Corn Head 30 fits John Deere Combine  US $99,995.00
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 Used 2008 John Deere 612C Stalkmaster Corn Head US $81,995.00
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 2010 John Deere 606C Corn Head US $57,500.00 |
 Used John Deere 1293 Corn Head US $38,595.00
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 Case IH 2212 corn head 12row 30 inch US $36,000.00 |
 1998 Case IH 1083 8R30 corn head head trailer US $23,500.00
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 JOHN DEERE 636 HIGH TIN CORN HEAD US $4,500.00
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 New Holland Chopper Forage Harvester 824 corn head US $2,500.00
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 GLEANER 330 CORN HEAD K COMBINE US $1,800.00
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 INTERNATIONAL 824 2 ROW CORN HEAD 615 COMBINE US $1,500.00
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 IH 844 4 row 38 inch corn head US $1,500.00
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 John Deere Corn Head Hydraulic Conversion Kit US $350.00
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 John Deere 90 Series Corn Head Multi Coupler Retrofit US $250.00
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 John Deere 40 90 Series Corn Head Gathering Chain Kit US $79.89
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 Gleaner Combine Corn Head Gathering Chain 70573640 US $72.80
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 JD 40 90 Series Corn Head Stalk Roll Barrel Brg Kit US $72.74
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 Gleaner Combine Corn Head Gathering Chain 70574793 US $70.91
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 John Deere Late 40 90 Series Corn Head Deck Plates US $63.24
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 John Deere Early 40 Series Corn Head Deck Plates US $58.36
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 NEW HOLLAND 962 974 CORN HEAD OPERATORS MANUAL US $49.95
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 PARTS CATALOGUE NEW HOLLAND CORN HEADS US $49.95
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 John Deere 40 Series Corn Head Operators Manual US $43.95
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 JohnDeere 344 443 444 etc Corn Head Operators Manual US $43.95
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 Allis Chalmers Adjustable Row Corn Heads Parts Manual US $39.95
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 SPERRY NEW HOLLAND 974 CORN HEADS PARTS CATALOG US $39.00
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 John Deere 40 Series Corn Head Idler Sprocket Support US $33.03
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 John Deere 90 Corn Heads Operators Manual US $30.95
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 Hesston Field Queen Parts Listing Corn Head Adapt US $29.99
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 John Deere 40 90 Series Corn Head Gathering Chain US $29.99
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 ALLIS CHALMERS 3A A330 4C 30 CORN HEADS PARTS MANUAL US $29.99
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 John Deere 90 Series Corn Heads Operators Manual US $29.95
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 John Deere 90 Corn Head Operators Manual US $29.95
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 Allis Chalmers Low Profile Corn Heads Parts Manual US $29.95
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 New Holland 974 Corn Head Service Manual US $29.95
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 NewHolland 96C Corn Head Operators Manual US $29.95
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 Case 2400 Series Corn Head Repair Service Manual US $29.00
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 Massey Ferguson 62 82 Corn Heads Parts Manual US $28.95
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 New Holland 3PN Corn Head Operators Manual US $28.95
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 Allis Corn Heads Operators Manual US $27.00
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 Allis Chalmers Corn Heads Operators Manual US $26.00
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 Allis Chalmers Corn Heads Operators Manual Model N US $26.00
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 Allis Chalmers 2AA2404CC440 Corn Heads Parts Manual US $25.95
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 Corn Heads Operators Manual US $25.00
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 International 900 Series Corn Heads Operators Manual US $35.00
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 New Idea 720723724725728730 Corn Head Parts Manual US $24.99
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 Deutz Allis Gleaner Corn Heads Operators Manual US $35.00
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 1971 International Harvester Corn Heads Parts Catalog US $24.99
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 CASE F345 SELF PROPELLED COMBINE CORN HEAD PARTS CAT US $24.95
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 Allis Gleaner Combine 3A to G630 Corn Head Part Catalog US $23.99
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 Gathering Chain Idler Sprocket Gleaner Corn Heads US $23.93
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 Allis Chalmers Adjustable Corn Heads Operators Manual US $23.00
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 New Holland Corn Head 974 Operators Manual US $22.95
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 Massey Ferguson 222 322 422 Corn Head Operators Manual US $22.95
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 Allis Chalmers C430 C440 Corn Heads Operators Manual US $22.95
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Is it normal for my baby corn snake to tap it's head against the glass of his vivarium? Why does he do it?
If not, why does he do it? What should I do to make him stop should this proceeding continues?
Thanks!
My corn snake did that all the time for the first week or so that I had her. It's probably because he can't work out what it is that he's tapping against - they have pretty bad eyesight but he can see outside the cage and can't understand why he can't get there. Don't worry about it, he'll soon get used to her tank. If you want you can get some kind of opaque paper (like the kind you buy for the back of fish tanks) and stick it on three sides of the tank so he can't see out of them. This will make him feel a lot more secure and less scared. Like the previous answerer said, the more hide places the better. Babies like small hides that they can squeeze into rather than roomier ones.
He may also be looking for a way to escape, and once again he'll soon stop it.
You don't need to worry if he carries on, it isn't going to hurt him unless there are sharp edges. If anything inside the cage feels a little sharp, stick selotape over it to smooth the surface out. It's unlikely that the tank is too small, baby corns don't need anything bigger than a 10 - 15 gallon.
