Can a Roo make my girls STOP laying eggs?

[chickenlittleton]

So I started with 6 mature egg-layers this Spring and for a few weeks I'd get 4-5 eggs a day. Then I added the babes, who are now nearly 5 mths. Now I'm lucky to get one! And my red-stars should have started laying by now. I know I have one Roo. I've heard something weird from the coop on two odd occasions. I'm thinking the salt-n-pepper is my boy. But NOW I think there's more! Can you help me identify the others I suspect might be gents? I have a white aracauna I think is one, and two others. Please give me some input, and whether my mature ladies stopped because there's too many cheifs. What's going on?

P.S. I have pics but don't know how to post them!!!

I still can't figure out the posting bit.

 

[Judy]

See if this helps you post pics:

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=504

 

[chickenlittleton]

I can't figure it out. I'm not sure how this picture got posted.

 

[columbiacritter]

hens stressed by to many roosters could easily stop laying. You need to seperate those roos from your hens.

 

[speckledhen]

The middle one in the last pic is a cockerel, 100% sure. And yes, a rooster can stress out the hens if he has a very strong personality and chases them alot.