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I have six australorps hatched the same day. The highest on the pecking order matured way faster than the rest and the bottom pullet was WAY behind, so when the top pullet started laying on July 24th, she had a large red comb and wattles, and the bottom girl's were just starting to turn pink and they were still very small, so I didn't expect her to lay for quite a while. The other girls started laying soon after, but I was still shocked when only 16 days later I got six eggs from six hens, so all six are laying, even the one much smaller in size, with small comb and wattles, which are still not very red.