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That sounds like a perfect setup!

I would highly recommend to keep providing the oyster shell, as they do need it for the eggs. Keeping treats to 10% of their diet (If your chickens each eat 1/2 cup of feed every day, then that would be about 1 tablespoon) can help. Generally, stress is less likely to be caused by their diet...

Do feed your chickens lots of calcium? That looks like a calcium deposit on your chicken egg, which can be caused by excess calcium or stress during the calcification process.

for some reason I am not seeing any pictures of the egg. Anyway, I do not keep roosters, but some people I know do keep their rooster in a separate, smaller coop for the majority of the time with the run separated so the hens and roosters can see each other but the hens don't get over mated.

Do you still have the egg? It may help if you post a picture of it. If you do remove a chicken, don't remove the chicken that is being bullied. Once you put her back with the flock, she will be picked on even more. Instead, remove the bully. Making sure to provide plenty of food and water (maybe...