I agree about the daylight. Also, What are you feeding her?
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She gets a lot of light so I don't think it could be that. Her cage is in the kitchen/dinning room and the light comes in, in a sliding patio door, and a window on her side of the house. But thank you for your other suggestion. It might be just because she is a silkie. I am finding out they are different then my 8 girls outside that layed about 18 to 20 weeks. I WILL TRY TO BE PATIENT OR JUST SAY OH WELLLooks like a Silkie hen all right! Silkies don't lay very many eggs in the first place. Sometimes a hen will never lay an egg for her entire life. Give her time, and wait until the days are longer--chickens prefer to see 14 hours of daylight before starting up laying again in the spring. Maybe because she's an indoor chicken she doesn't get enough daylight to tell her that it's spring and she can begin laying.
She gets a lot of light so I don't think it could be that. Her cage is in the kitchen/dinning room and the light comes in, in a sliding patio door, and a window on her side of the house. But thank you for your other suggestion. It might be just because she is a silkie. I am finding out they are different then my 8 girls outside that layed about 18 to 20 weeks. I WILL TRY TO BE PATIENT OR JUST SAY OH WELLWe will just love her and enjoy her even if she doesn't give us breakfast. We get enough from the girls outside.
We feed her layer food. She is a funny girl, we try to feed her fruits/veggies, but she doesn't like them. She does like apples and that is about it. She doesn't like her beak dirty a little bit so she eats something wet and does nothing but wipe and wipe and then would eat anymore. I told you she was funnyI agree about the daylight. Also, What are you feeding her?