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The cycle for "most' chickens is 25 hours, so they will usually lay an hour later each day, then stop when it gets dusk, so miss a day. Of course, this is just a general rule - some birds are more regular, like leghorns, and others won't lay more than a couple of eggs per week. Not much you can do, she will lay when she lays!Brandi laid another egg today
And I am happy to say the the ceramic egg (on the right) worked as far as getting her to use the nesting box!
Just curious, is there anything I can do to encourage her to lay earlier in the day? Currently she is laying about 2 in the afternoon.
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All Red Star, Gold or Red Sex linked are made by a RIWhite over a RIR. They get lacing in the first generation from this pairing. It is normal. My GSL is laced as well, and awesome demeanor and even in molt is laying every other day. Mine will likely be done laying in the next two years. Most all Sex-links lay ALL their eggs in 2-4 years.
The cycle for "most' chickens is 25 hours, so they will [COLOR=FF0000]usually[/COLOR] lay an hour later each day, then stop when it gets dusk, so miss a day. Of course, this is just a general rule - some birds are more regular, like leghorns, and others won't lay more than a couple of eggs per week. Not much you can do, she will lay when she lays!
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All Red Star, Gold or Red Sex linked are made by a RIWhite over a RIR. They get lacing in the first generation from this pairing. It is normal. My GSL is laced as well, and awesome demeanor and even in molt is laying every other day. Mine will likely be done laying in the next two years. Most all Sex-links lay ALL their eggs in 2-4 years.
NOPE. They can be other crosses.
Red sex-links can be a cross between a Rhode Island Red or New Hampshire rooster and a White Rock (This variety pair is known as a Golden Comet), Silver laced Wyandotte, Rhode Island White or Delaware hen.