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I'm back for some "learnin'"...
Wife just brought in an egg that looked like a "jelly - gelatinous" sack around a thin shelled egg. As she began to wipe the gel off the egg broke. I assume this was just an immature - under developed egg? The egg was larger than average prob. coming from one of my Production Reds. The egg only had one yoke though. I've noticed that I have one that lays shell-less eggs from time to time.
You thoughts?
I keep oyster shells out and mixed in their feed (layer pellets, scratch & black oil sunflowerseeds for snacks). They also free range during the day. Just in case that info is needed.
I appreciate all the information you guys have provided me up to this point. You guys are really catching this "new egg" up quickly. Thank you.
Paul
Wife just brought in an egg that looked like a "jelly - gelatinous" sack around a thin shelled egg. As she began to wipe the gel off the egg broke. I assume this was just an immature - under developed egg? The egg was larger than average prob. coming from one of my Production Reds. The egg only had one yoke though. I've noticed that I have one that lays shell-less eggs from time to time.
You thoughts?
I keep oyster shells out and mixed in their feed (layer pellets, scratch & black oil sunflowerseeds for snacks). They also free range during the day. Just in case that info is needed.
I appreciate all the information you guys have provided me up to this point. You guys are really catching this "new egg" up quickly. Thank you.
Paul