Trailing period after name servers in new virtual server's zone

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For some reason when I add a new virtual server, the DNS zone file is created with an extra (two) trailing periods after the last nameserver. I can’t figure out where it’s coming from… I checked in the DNS setting under Server Templates but everything looks ok to me. Any ideas?

I wonder if maybe there’s another empty name server or other field that normally goes there which is blank or something?

$ttl 38400 @ IN SOA ns1.quacktacular.net. root.ns1.quacktacular.net. ( 1430924597 10800 3600 604800 38400 ) @ IN NS ns1.quacktacular.net. @ IN NS ns2.quacktacular.net.. innocence.quacktacular.net. IN A 167.160.171.143 www.innocence.quacktacular.net. IN A 167.160.171.143 ftp.innocence.quacktacular.net. IN A 167.160.171.143 m.innocence.quacktacular.net. IN A 167.160.171.143 localhost.innocence.quacktacular.net. IN A 127.0.0.1 webmail.innocence.quacktacular.net. IN A 167.160.171.143 admin.innocence.quacktacular.net. IN A 167.160.171.143 mail.innocence.quacktacular.net. IN A 167.160.171.143 innocence.quacktacular.net. IN MX 5 mail.innocence.quacktacular.net. innocence.quacktacular.net. IN TXT "v=spf1 a mx a:innocence.quacktacular.net ip4:167.160.171.143 ?all" autoconfig.innocence.quacktacular.net. IN A 167.160.171.143

The extra period causes BIND to fail to restart, and I have to manually edit the period out and start it each time.

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This is making me crazy haha. Is there a file that stores the templates for a new virtual server DNS zone?

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Ok this is resolved… The trailing period was added in the configuration for my Cluster Slave Server under DNS / BIND settings in Webmin. I removed and re-added the slave without the trailing period. Doh.