Hi python2000,
Don't worry. Granted, blood in a shed can be quite common but females & even some males ready to breed or close to it will evert their cloacas & leave little blood trails all over the cage, way more than in a shed. Separate them for a couple of days & reintroduce them. Watch her for a while & see if she cruises the cage wagging & thrashing her tail. If so, you most likely have a receptive female waiting to breed.

Bill Manzon
Regal Evolutions

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• Updates on non breeding spider male. - python2000, Mon Oct 29 17:00:08 2007
• RE: Updates on non breeding spider male. - joshhutto, Mon Oct 29 18:18:53 2007
• RE: Updates on non breeding spider male. - jyohe, Mon Oct 29 18:42:11 2007
• RE: Updates on non breeding spider male. - Bighaze, Mon Oct 29 22:49:14 2007
• blood?? from sheding??? - chonjoepython, Mon Oct 29 23:25:08 2007
• RE: blood?? from sheding??? - mistysprouse, Mon Oct 29 23:39:33 2007
• strange... thanx np - chonjoepython, Tue Oct 30 00:04:55 2007
• RE: blood?? from sheding??? - JenHarrison, Tue Oct 30 01:20:21 2007
• RE: Updates on non breeding spider male. - regalevolutions, Fri Nov 16 12:43:08 2007