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To look a calcium in a chickens' diet ,, things break down as such. Non laying hens, and roosters still need 2% calcium in their diet. Layers of course need more,, so layer feed has 4%. Chickens are living things just like people. Their individual needs can vary just like us. Your one...

I don't see a severe problem here. :old Nothing that you can correct easily. Or even able to. :idunno If you want to experiment,,,, then cut off the BOSS and Mealworms for a while,,, Then assess if things change. These are additional sources of protein,, which may or not be the cause...