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Haha, probably, but it wouldn't be for long! You could also let them out at different times, but if it's too much hassle, then I wouldn't worry about it. They will survive and then play happily with the others after they are done in the breeding run =)

I agree, they don't need to be separate all the time. I only have one breed, but like to choose the best ones to breed for hatching. SO, I set up a breeding pen in the spring. I recently started a thread asking how long they would have to be separate and the answer given me was about 3 weeks. I...