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    Eggs with no shells (new layers)

    Same here! It’s a few of my girls but they also lay perfect eggs, then a membrane egg and then one to two days later they are back on track.
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    Eggs with no shells (new layers)

    It sounds like we do a lot of the same things. I also have misters set up in the run. I spent a whole day getting it set up and it turns out that they hate water. I put ice in their water, water the ground, ice cube and cold treats on really hot days. They always go back to laying perfect eggs...
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    Eggs with no shells (new layers)

    They just don’t seem to like the size of the crushed oyster shells. Someone told me flaked is smaller and easier for them to eat.
  4. K

    Eggs with no shells (new layers)

    I was looking for flaked oyster shell and all I can find around me is crushed. I tried the hammer. 😂 I will keep hunting.
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    Eggs with no shells (new layers)

    Thank you for this!
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    Eggs with no shells (new layers)

    At least one of them has a pea comb, she’s an Easter Egger. The other girls have pretty standard and larger combs. I will eliminate the yogurt, I had no idea. 😳 I limit their fruit and I will be giving them more rind. I have a ton of watermelon rind in the freezer to thaw and put out on hot...
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    Eggs with no shells (new layers)

    Is it also hot where you are?
  8. K

    Eggs with no shells (new layers)

    I’ll see if I can find smaller oyster shell. I will give them the cold mash and see if that helps. Thank you!
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    Eggs with no shells (new layers)

    It has been between 90-100 degrees here since they started laying. Is that hot enough to stress them? The flock all seem to be perfectly healthy.
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    Eggs with no shells (new layers)

    Well the confusing part is that they will lay an egg like this and then lay a perfect egg the next. I will attach pictures of the feed. They do get treats. I give them treats at the end of the day to get them back into the run. They get black soldier fly larvae and usually something like plain...
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    Eggs with no shells (new layers)

    I’ve attached pictures of what I’m using. I should say that they do go back to laying strong eggs. It’s also been anywhere from 90-100 degrees here in Texas. Would that be a factor?
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    Eggs with no shells (new layers)

    How long does it take a newly laying hen to regulate her egg laying? I have 7 hens that have been laying for about 5-6 weeks now. I keep finding eggs with no shell in the run and coop. They are not all from the same chicken. They can have a perfect shell/egg the day before and then no shell the...
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