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I have done some research on this subject but could not find any information that rule out a cause. I have already lost a B. Vagans female and dont want to lose another. I have read that calsium might be the culprit, but I did not feed any pinky mice and dont feed my feeders on calsium enriched foods. Maybe someone else knows more about it and the causes who can shed some light on the subject.
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