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I would provide oyster shell on the side at all times. They will eat what they need. Without a necropsy it's hard to be certain. You might want to send one of them in to your state's lab for one. I suspect that they flushed and hit their heads, but that is just a guess.

Those poops do not look normal to me. What have you been feeding them? How was their weight? Was their keel very prominent? Were they getting enough calcium? You said their vents were clear, so I don't expect that to be the problem. What is their setup like? Is it possible they flushed and...