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- Mar 23, 2025
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I had this problem for a little while, I would suggest feeding the two different breeds seperatly.We have four Easter Eggers. Year and 3 months old. Two of them lay green eggs, the other two lay blue. Over the last month, the blue layers have been laying eggs with major calcium deposits. However, I keep finding completely smashed blue eggs in the nesting box as well as Death Star blue eggs(dented). About 90% of the calcium eggs float in water. Their behavior is normal. Does anyone have any ideas of what might be causing this and how to help our girls get back to normal?