It's common for hamsters to become aggressive toward each other as they mature. You did the right thing by separating them & the one who seems "crazed" could be acting this way because of the injuries or stress from the other hamster. It's extremely unlikely for anyone as small as a hamster to develop rabies.
As you know, an animal can only get rabies from another animal who has this disease & the bite itself is nearly always fatal to the rodent before the virus has a chance to incubate.
All animals even humans has a rabies... but for hamster, I think its not dangerous at all.. they bit me a lot but im still ok..
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