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One thing that struck me was going from an average of 7 eggs a day to none. Lots of things can cause them to reduce laying, often stress from extreme heat or cold, running out of water, change in pecking order, a predator scare, change in accommodations, change in lighting, many things. To me...

The most common reason hens stop laying is the molt. That's highly unlikely in your situation but if you see a lot of feathers floating around let's talk some more. It's possible something is getting the eggs. Are you seeing any broken bits of egg shells or wet spots? The things in Florida...