Problem with new snake

[foxykitty911]

I just got Mars last week at the Sacramento Reptile convention. He is in a plastic hatchling tub(the shoebox kind) with paper towels as substrate. The temps are 85 degrees on the warm side and 78 on the cool. Today I was doing my daily check on my snakes and I noticed that Mars has a kinds kink in his back. He didn't have it yesterday. I picked him up and it almost look like his back had a spasm but them couldn't straigten out. What should I do? he has not eaten yet with me but the lady I bought him from said that he ate 5 times with her and was born july 27th. Heres a normal picture, I don't have a picture of his kink yet.
http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i313/foxykitty911/snakes091.jpg

[foxykitty911]

Well, Mars passed away last night. We did everything we could to try and get him to eat. He was so healthy and active when we got him a week ago.

[Roy Munson]

Sorry to hear that Tawnya. They're not all destined to make it. :(

[MegF.]

Very sorry to hear that. Have you contacted the breeder you got it from?

[foxykitty911]

I got him from a table at the Sacramento Reptile show. The tables name was Insecta Culture, but they didn't give me any contact info. I tried looking it up oneline but couldn't find anything.

[suiteng]

Sorry to hear that :( Did you took any picture of the problem part of its body?

[bill38112]

Sorry to hear about your snake. Look up the show manager on line and e-mail them for contact info on the breeder from whom you bought your snake. He will have the contact info on all his vendors.

[jenkva]

Sorry about your loss, it is always hard.

[sazzy925]

OH NO!!!! poor you, it's horrid when animals die, he looked a lot like my snake bob (but of course my snakes far more handson, just kidding he was gorgeous), hope you have more luck with the next one!

[Weebonilass]

I'm sooo sorry to hear about your new little one :(

[xavusangel]

Sorry about your loss, there must have been something wrong with him internally...poor guy...i found this website...hope this helpshttp://www.insectaculture.com/index.htm