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] Date Posted:19:06:30 05/23/09 Sat In reply to:
D C T --friendly poultry orthopedist
's message, "PEACOCK INHERITS INSANITY" on 20:06:47 05/10/09 Sun
Soft shelled eggs can be caused by lack of calcium.
I supply my peahens with oyster shell (crushed) that can be
purchased at feed stores.
Or sometimes a peahen's system gets out of rythem and her
egg gets layed before the calcium layer is added.
Sometimes a peahen is not able to lay her soft shelled egg
and may die trying
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Date Posted:02:32:35 05/24/09 Sun
THanks DCT. I'm lucky that she didn't die trying then. I do have some oyster shell somewhere, but now I just give my bantams their own eggshells, microwaved and crushed. They seem to like them. :)
The peafowl are all free-range, but I'll remember to put some crushed eggshells down for them when they turn up. Thanks for your help. xx