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Hmmm.....I've never heard of white Aussies! Guess I need to get out more.
Not me! I'm perfectly content in my little bubble... where I can view lots of pretty birds from the comfort of my arm chair.Hmmm.....I've never heard of white Aussies! Guess I need to get out more.
Or I guess in the back yard! 
Not me! I'm perfectly content in my little bubble... where I can view lots of pretty birds from the comfort of my arm chair.
Welcome!
Hello there and welcome to BYC!
Molting birds generally don't lay. Especially Australorps. (Aussies only come in black) My Orps are notorious for taking months to get back to laying, additional light or not. Austalorps have more feathers than any other breed and its taxing on their bodies to come up with enough protein for both feathers and laying.
Your other birds may not be fully mature enough to lay also health issues can stave off laying, cold, bullying, not enough sustenance. Many reasons why birds don't lay. Egg eating is always a possibility. I personally don't like to add additional lighting as I like to give my birds a break from laying. Less laying means longer living birds that lay longer into older age.
All this being said, additional lighting needs to be 12-14 hours with at least 8 hours of solid darkness.
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