First Egg from unknown breed!

BuckBuckCluck

Chirping
Mar 30, 2023
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San Diego
New chicken person! We thought we were sold Rhode Island Reds, but I was assured by every commenter on another post that they are not RIR. Well, one of these laid the egg. It is very exciting!!

Edit: I found two more eggs later on in the day. Do I need to do anything to make them stronger? These obviously haven’t grown a shell and are very soft. Can I eat the one that isn’t compromised?
 

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Yes you can eat it, make sure it is cooked just to be sure.

It is not uncommon when they begin to lay to have a few glitches like soft shells intermittently for the first couple of weeks. Put the flock on layer feed, or add oystershtll on the side.

Mrs K
 

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