it depends on temperament, breed, age, and if they came from the same clutch of eggs.
in other words, put them together and watch what happens - if they get along leave them together, but keep watching anyway just in case - if they fight separate them again and don't try it for a while.
try it in small groups - just a few from each - equal numbers!
Yes, chicks from different broods will practice the pecking order based on age, condition and size. Even chicks hatched a few days apart will chase each other around and try to establish dominance. Whenever possible keep chicks together in groups and when adding to the flock expect some scuffles and fighting. Hatcheries de-beak (remove the tip of the beak) new chicks exactly for this reason.
They fight when they are put together because they have to defend their territory.
no. because the they will fight each other
No, not usually. Fire belly Toads and Newts are put together all the time, and seem to enjoy each other's company. If they do start to fight, separate them right away.
You can put them together right when the chicks are old enough to go in the coop. They will meet the other chickens when they are ready.
The males may fight, generally they are kept together with no problems.
They can be, but the mortality rate would be an abomination.
NO. because the baby chicks can only put in a nest or in a cage.
Usually, if they are introduced to each other, you can put dwarf hamsters together. If the hamsters fight, they must be separated. Avoid separating ones that have been together for a long time (they might have symptoms similar to depression).Syrian hamster can't be put together. They are extremely territorial and will fight.
You can NOT keep female and male bettas together! Male bettas can get very aggressive and will fight to the death. Make sure to separate your bettas.
noO!
plz do not put them together they may fight
Male bettas will fight other males for no reason. you should never put 2 males together.