gelatinous mess in next box

When my hens first started laying, I had two girls that laid eggs with no shell, but they had yolks. I also had one that laid an egg with no shell & no yolk! They still had the membrane that held them in shape, but no shell at all. I think if the girls had squished them it would have just looked like a big squishy mess in the box, but thankfully they didn't and I was able to get them before they were squashed.

I seemed to have many of the strange pullet eggs that I've read about on here with my flock when they first started laying -- double and triple yolk eggs, no shells, regular looking eggs that had no yolks, only white and more

 

I had a few of those to start with & now one of my new hens has left some really weird, tube like, eggs filled with what appears to be just egg white. Assuming it doesn't go on for too long don't worry too much.

As long as they are getting a good source of calcium from somewhere (layer feed/oyster shell/limestone grit) they will sort themselves out eventually.

 

You can give the hen a rest. put her in a dark warm place for about a week. Make her stop laying. Give her a layer type of feed and slowly start increasing her light every day. Her oviduct isnt producing the alcium it takes