What other things can live with my chickens?

Ok so I have 3 Chickens and have already asked about keeping Quails with them which seems to be a no no lol..
I got plenty of space in my run to house a couple more birds but not sure what to get, Dont want ducks or geese, Some thing nice n small.

Any suggestions?

I often threaten my husband that he is going to go live with the chickens.....

My daughter (2 years) often wants to live with the chickens!

call ducks are small guineas loud and annoying or just several different breeds of chickens some chickens look like completely different animals and the quail thing is only bad if you dont take excellent care of both well vented clean litter so on so forth oh or turkeys...but those not small

I know turkeys can live with chickens.. I want a turkey.

NOT bugs

Quail, Pheasants, and Turkeys should only be with chickens if the chickens do not carry ANY diseases, but otherwise yes, they can be together. Gamebirds are pretty intolerant to chicken diseases though.


Geese, ducks, Emus, and four-legged livestock can also be with chickens, but I always would recommend different housing and different feed.

MORE chickens!

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Turkeys should not be kept with chickens. Chickens can pass blackhead disease to turkeys.


"Histomoniasis is also known as blackhead disease, and is a serious disease of turkeys. Chickens carry and pass the parasite but are generally immune. Blackhead is most common in range-raised birds.
A chicken may eat an earthworm carrying the eggs of the cecal worm, which has been infected with the histomonad protozoa parasite. The blackhead parasite infects the cecum of the chicken and eventually the parasites are shed in the eggs of the cecal worm. Turkeys raised in close proximity to chickens or on range infected with the cecal worm eggs will pick up the parasite and develop the disease.Histomonads won’t survive long in the environment unless they are protected within the body of an earthworm or within a cecal worm egg.
There is no effective treatment for blackhead disease. Control involves controlling cecal worms to reduce the spread of the blackhead parasite. Turkeys shouldn’t be housed or ranged in areas that previously contained chickens."


Additional info
http://www.ksre.ksu.edu/library/lvstk2/EP69.pdf