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Has anyone ever seen or heard of dragons spinning around in circles? My two were puffed up and were spinning in circles around each other and were jabbing their heads into each other but no biting. Now they are as calm as can be sittin on their hot spot together. There is plenty of food in with them to so it couldn't have been the problem. I have never seen or heard of anything like it.
 
I have not seen that kind of behavior in my dragons. Of course these are all I own and I do not have a lot of experience with them.
 
I hit reply to quickly, I only own two dragons.
 
It sounds as if you have 2 males together that have hit puberty. They will puff up lean to one side and spar with each other. Most of the time they dance around in little circles and take jabs at each other until one backs down. If it's 2 males I would separate them and asap. They will continue to fight until one is possibly killed. If 2 females, I would just watch them real close. They will either establish a hierarchy and live together peacefully or you will have to separate them. If one male and one female separate them asap. They will end up breeding or if the female is not ready, the male will torment her non stop. If left that way she can be killed.

Hope that helps,
 
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