Ayam Cemani Lays Weird Eggs?

[theycallmechickmagnet]

I have an ayam cemani hen named Raven. Ever since she started laying eggs, they have either been soft shelled or very deformed. She's over a year old now and stopped with the soft shells (thank god). But she has never once laid a normal shaped egg. I've hatched quite a few of them and raised the babies. One grew up to be a big pretty roo but he died from the layer feed we found out (we stopped buying it a few months ago when that happened). I remember when Raven was a baby, she was unusually tiny and barely grew until like she had a really fast growth spurt. Could that maybe have something to do with her egg problems? Or would it be something genetic? Maybe the parents were inbred? Idk. I will post pics of her eggs tomorrow

**Every single other chicken we have lays normal eggs. We have 5 types of bantams and well I lost count of the bigger breeds we have, but the point is: everyones eggs are fine except Raven's

Pics: *ignore the egg in the background, I wasn't sure if it was hers or a new layer*

 

[the_peanut_coop]

I have an ayam cemani hen named Raven. Ever since she started laying eggs, they have either been soft shelled or very deformed. She's over a year old now and stopped with the soft shells (thank god). But she has never once laid a normal shaped egg. I've hatched quite a few of them and raised the babies. One grew up to be a big pretty roo but he died from the layer feed we found out (we stopped buying it a few months ago when that happened). I remember when Raven was a baby, she was unusually tiny and barely grew until like she had a really fast growth spurt. Could that maybe have something to do with her egg problems? Or would it be something genetic? Maybe the parents were inbred? Idk. I will post pics of her eggs tomorrow

**Every single other chicken we have lays normal eggs. We have 5 types of bantams and well I lost count of the bigger breeds we have, but the point is: everyones eggs are fine except Raven's

Ok, pics will be helpful I will wait

 

[aart]

But she has never once laid a normal shaped egg. I've hatched quite a few of them and raised the babies.

If you were able to hatch these abnormally shaped eggs, must not be too bad.
Any of the offspring laying yet?
Yes, pics of weird eggs, please.

 

[All4Eggz]

I have an ayam cemani hen named Raven. Ever since she started laying eggs, they have either been soft shelled or very deformed. She's over a year old now and stopped with the soft shells (thank god). But she has never once laid a normal shaped egg. I've hatched quite a few of them and raised the babies. One grew up to be a big pretty roo but he died from the layer feed we found out (we stopped buying it a few months ago when that happened). I remember when Raven was a baby, she was unusually tiny and barely grew until like she had a really fast growth spurt. Could that maybe have something to do with her egg problems? Or would it be something genetic? Maybe the parents were inbred? Idk. I will post pics of her eggs tomorrow

**Every single other chicken we have lays normal eggs. We have 5 types of bantams and well I lost count of the bigger breeds we have, but the point is: everyones eggs are fine except Raven's

Yeah pics would help a lot.

 

[theycallmechickmagnet]

If you were able to hatch these abnormally shaped eggs, must not be too bad.
Any of the offspring laying yet?
Yes, pics of weird eggs, please.

the offspring aren't laying yet and probably won't be for a while since they're still babies

 

[All4Eggz]

the offspring aren't laying yet and probably won't be for a while since they're still babies

Is it possible you could get any pictures for us?

 

[humblehillsfarm]

Check out this article: https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/common-egg-quality-problems.65923/

I think you'll find some answers.