- Jun 30, 2015
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3 2yo ISA Brown, a 3yo Rhode Island Red, and a 4yo Barred Rock produce a total of one egg a day (probably a single layer in the bunch, we don't know who it is) for 10 months now. There is no place for them to have a hidden nest/we look around. Unless they lay and eat right away, but then you usually see some leftover mess. Plus, I can see them from our kitchen window, so I would probably catch them laying eggs in the run every now and then. Every 2-3 weeks, there is a day that we get two eggs.
Coop has light 15h a day, they have layer feed, oyster shell, water, no mites, and an outdoor run.
One of them looks like she has been molting since March (see picture), but the other ones look completely fine.
What could be going on, what can we try to do?
Coop has light 15h a day, they have layer feed, oyster shell, water, no mites, and an outdoor run.
One of them looks like she has been molting since March (see picture), but the other ones look completely fine.
What could be going on, what can we try to do?
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