Infertile rooster?

[BlueTheBrahma]

Layer meal contains too much calcium for roosters, it might be better to change to an all flock and offer oyster shells on the side for additional calcium, so the laying hens will be able to meet their demand.
If your flock is able to free-range or similar, I would stop the mealworms. It would be much healthier to feed them some of their own hardboiled eggs with shredded carrots and barley. Chickens that are too fat can suffer from (temporary) infertility.

They don’t get mealworms, I just added them to the list, but definitely will take them off layers, I’ve been thinking about it but it’s a pain buying three or four types of feed. I have a laying flock as well that’s why I get it. But I will get poultry mix or something instead. They don’t really free range but I often let them out to run for a bit when they won’t harm the crops. I also get bags of barley for nothing with I supplement the feed with.

 

[LaFleche]

Dumor chick starter/grower crumble from TSC.
I have 7 pullets and 1 cockerel. Breeds are: Blue Copper Maran, Sapphire Gem, Buff Orpington's, Easter Eggers, Olive Egger, Isa brown.

I think it would be ok to keep feeding this to your flock. Don't forget the extra oyster shells for the hens though.

 

[LaFleche]

Maybe also check their weight by putting them on a scale and compare to their weight specified in their standard

I’ve been thinking about it but it’s a pain buying three or four types of feed.

You could just feed them all the grower or all flock like already mentioned above.
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