2 of my drakes are fighting…

[ruthhope]

I think that little cage is only good enough for a 10 minute "time out". It's not big enough to confine a drake overnight. I think you have to completely separate the two females: their presence is stirring up hormone trouble in your drakes. Females are easier to rehome than drakes

With an all drake flock, I think the drakes have to sort out their relationships for themselves. I am only separating my pekin at night as he is half the size of the muscovies. They are sorting themselves out during the day

 

[thumper650]

My pekin drakes fought each other the first spring I had them. I separated thrm with a small fence. I added 2 runner drakes thinking I’d just make another wall and have 4 spaces. Turns out birds of a feather flock together. They have formed 2 teams, so I separate pekins from the runners and they’re all good, all summer.

You may have to experiment a bit. It can be challenging!

 

[indianaducks]

I process murderous drakes. I have multiple drakes in my flock and only 3 are non-negotiable staying alive. The other drakes will go if they start to cause issues.

 

[BReeder!]

Just 2, but i have them on the other side of the duck coop bc there’s a divider in the middle.
Edit: Could i add on to the duck coop and make a room for each of the drakes?
Every time i break up a fight, one or the other drake bites me really hard.

Oh... there's a rule here: If the bird bites me, I bite back (after the chopping block, dressing and plucking, and cooking it). Aggression towards people is not tolerated. A drake isn't going to do much damage to me, but the kids love being around the birds and are 2 and 5 years old.

 

[BReeder!]

Why do you have so many drakes to begin with?
Is culling/processing or rehoming drakes not an option? If not, I fear you will continue to have issues with fighting.