You cannot have 2 or more nodes with the same name. So you need to change the name of one of your rosserial nodes, eg:
rosrun rosserial_python serial_node.py __name:="node2" ... etc
Note the double underscore preceding name.
Or, as suggested, using a launch file:
<launch>
<!-- Launch 2 Arduino boards -->
<node
pkg="rosserial_python"
type="serial_node.py"
name="ArduinoOne"
args="/dev/ttyACM0"
></node>
<node
pkg="rosserial_python"
type="serial_node.py"
name="ArduinoTwo"
args="/dev/ttyACM1"
></node>
</launch>
The above requires the Arduino boards to be /dev/ttyACM0 and /dev/ttyACM1. This can be avoided by using udev rules to give each board a unique symbolic name, eg:
<launch>
<!-- Launch the Arduino Board with Adafruit 9-DOF IMU -->
<node
pkg="rosserial_python"
type="serial_node.py"
name="arduino_imu_9dof"
args="/dev/elegooOne"
respawn="true"
></node>
</launch>
So above we've given the Arduino board the symbolic name elegooOne. Larger Arduino boards, eg Uno, Mega, have a unique serial number that's good for udev rules.