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Doesn't really matter if you choose grower or all flock. What you need is something with a protein content of at least 18%, and a calcium level that is under 2%. Anything within those parameters will be fine.

Layer feed is supposed to be the primary food, with anything else not exceeding 10% of the total daily diet. Oyster shell is not needed when feeding layer feed. But layer feed should only be fed to birds that are actively laying. At their age, it's a wonder you are getting any eggs at all this...

Can't really see them well enough to determine breed. How old are they? How big is that coop and how big is the run? Overcrowding stress may be a factor. Layer feed has just enough protein for egg production, if it's the only thing the birds eat. Scratch grains will reduce the overall protein...