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I usually examine them off the roost at night, much easier to 'catch' them then. Will be curious to see if her comb actually grows larger when she does start laying.

That comb is awfully small..the size could be a genetic anomaly. But it looks pretty red, are you sure she's not laying? Butt checks might be in order: Vent Appearance: Dry, tight, and smaller - usually not laying. Moist, wide, and larger - usually laying. Pelvic Points 2 bony points(pelvic...