Hi can anyone tell whats the problem with my blood red parrot chiclids.

[Ion30x3]

Hi I got two blood red parrot chiclids the day before yesterday they are very small so I'm keeping them in a 2 feet tank but I saw that one is always staying at the top right corner near the heater and one is dominating the another they don't stop fighting I also added some hiding spots but still they are fighting what should I do I also removed green terror from their tank as I thought green terror are scaring them but still there behaviour is same pls someone tell how to fix it. As you can clearly see in the photo

 

[danotaylor]

Put a divider in the tank to keep them separated so the aggressor doesn't kill or stress the other to death. As soon as you can move them to a bigger tank

 

[Midwater]

With many types of fish that can be aggressive (though I don't keep parrots):

One or many, never two.

 

[Amaliway]

Your tank is too small for blood parrots, that’s why they’re fighting. Try upgrading to a bigger tank (at least 3–4 feet) and add more hiding spots. If the aggression doesn’t stop, you may need to separate them.

 

[Ion30x3]

Your tank is too small for blood parrots, that’s why they’re fighting. Try upgrading to a bigger tank (at least 3–4 feet) and add more hiding spots. If the aggression doesn’t stop, you may need to separate them.

i seperated the blood red parrot who was stressing the another fish and i have now only 1 fish in my tank single piece of blood red parrot i will add more 2 or 3 later but my tank size is length 1.5 feet height 2 feet width 1 feet i have also kept a flowerhorn in this tank but i have to return it after it growed about 1 feet it was super red dragon i am a teenager and my parents wont understand that they need a big tank and they will never give me a new tank.

 

[Redshark1]

Given that information the inevitable conclusion is that you should keep something suitable to the kind of environment you can provide.