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In addition the problem with small spaces is not necessarily the sqft it's the linear distance of separation available... Take a 4x8 coop aka 32 sqft, realistically unless you only have two birds stay in opposite corners all day long they are probably only going to be able to stay a few feet...

I have no way to answer that question as personalities vary... I have about 30 guineas to give or take 100 other birds, and several different breeds of chickens as well as mixes.. I would say that any chickens that are known to be more aggressive like game fowl would probably be your worst...

Yep, I agree although it's a decent sqft amount, it's not really much space in the end... When you put a half dozen guineas in there the chickens simply won't be able to claim an area as theirs without being immediately next to the guineas... Plus the rooster is not going to be happy with just...

IMO if you have enough coop space so that they can 'segregate' they can get along just fine... I have over 100 birds in my coop, bantams, standards, guineafowl and peafowl and they all get along as best as could be expected, but it's clear the different breed all have their own 'corners' of the...