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What does it mean when two adult angelfish swim in tight, fast circles around each other and seem to be locking their mouths together?

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What does it mean when two adult angelfish swim in tight, fast circles around each other and seem to be locking their mouths together?

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This behavior looks aggressive, but it is may actually be courting behavior. It means that you have a male and a female who have paired with each other. The next behavior to expect is that they will start to clean a surface to spawn on, such as a lift tube, a wide leaf of a plant, or a spawning slate. If the behavior persists, or if they seem to be aggressively attacking each other, you may have a male trying to defend his territory and his chosen mate from another male.

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