I just went out to the coop, And there were two "no-shell" eggs....They weren't from my normal layer...Is it normal for newbie layers to lay soft shell/no shell eggs? How do I get hard shells?
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Yes, young layers often lay deformed eggs. Really nothing to worry about,
they will start laying hard eggs, as the shell-less eggs are normally somthing that doesn't happen
that often.
they will start laying hard eggs, as the shell-less eggs are normally somthing that doesn't happen
that often.
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Hmmm...I hope so!! When my other hen (that has been laying for a few weeks) started, she had hard eggs...
Ah well.... I am glad some other girls started laying finally!
Ah well.... I am glad some other girls started laying finally!
somtimes you just get deformed eggs
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There isn't a chance that they don't have enough calcium is there? I give them an egg every now and then, and they eat calcium-layer food.... Sorry for all the questions, I am a newbie at chicken raising....
Do they harden up after a while? Does anyone constantly have soft shelled eggs?
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