This morning when I went to let my ladies out of the coop and clean up, I found two eggs under the roosts. One being white(has to be one of my two Blue Andalusians) was a first egg. So it's understandable that it came weird. I'm sure she'll get the hang of it soon. But the other is a soft shell. This could also be a first egg. I have four younger ladies. 22 weeks old. A few of them started squatting last week. I feed a 20% all flock feed and provide oyster shell and grit in separate containers. The shells of my older ladies have been perfectly hard. I've seen them eating the oyster shell. I've never seen my littles eating it. They do get bullied from my bigs a bit. My questions: Do I need to worry about the layer of the soft egg? And should I switch them to a layer feed? I would prefer not to, but will if that is the advice. Thanks for reading and sorry for the long post! By the way, I'll not be eating the white egg because it was covered in poop.