SHELL LESS EGG??!?????

[chixaregreat41]

When i went downtstairs to our coop (built in) they were scratching around and something expolded and i looked at it and this is what i found!!! I have no laying hens in that coop. Could it have been a shell less egg??

 

[ChickenMad11]

maybe

 

[Kelsie2290]

That could be the remains of a shellless or thin shelled sandpaper egg, can't tell scale from the picture. When you say there are no laying hens in the coop, I take it there are pullets or old hens?

 

[heidisue]

When i went downtstairs to our coop (built in) they were scratching around and something expolded and i looked at it and this is what i found!!! I have no laying hens in that coop. Could it have been a shell less egg??

You have no laying hens in that coop? Anybody close? What do you mean it exploded, lol!

 

[chixaregreat41]

There all 20 weeks and one stepped on that "thing" and it exploded!! I found more of it down stairs

 

[Kelsie2290]

Would guess you have a pullet starting to lay and she happened to lay a really thin shelled egg, they are pretty common with young layers and usually nothing to worry about . They are sort of like water balloons and break really easily.

 

[ChickenMad11]

looks kinda long? how long?