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Wow, don't you wish they could make up their minds? I would keep them separated permanently or try mixing again in the fall. Most of my boys get along well, at least the ones that were hatched and raised together. For now anyways. I have had brothers turn on each other in the past. You never can...

Give him time. Maybe come fall and his hormones for the summer have calmed down he will settle down. Usually males raised together get along fairly well. But occasionally I too have had males that turn on each other. Usually it is due to being breeding season and then do get along later on in...

You might expand their pen so they have more room. Most males can be kept together as long as there are no ladies around. Maybe if you give them enough space, maybe put in some cut branches for hidy places, they can coexist together. If not, you may need to keep them separated for good. Maybe...

What breed are these birds? How old are they? It depends on what started this. If this is hormonal and they are fighting over girls, it will probably continue until fall, as long as you don't add lighting to keep their hormones raging. If they are older birds, chances are this is just a riff...