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My experience is that guineas are less aggressive than chickens. I’ve ”had” guineas for more than ten years and never seen them do the any damage to each other. I’ve seen chickens or roosters harm each other In awful ways, bloodied each other. As I’ve said before, guineas need a decent size...

If you are cooping him at night, maybe don’t do that. Leave the door open so he can come and go as he pleases. If he’s used to the coop, chances are he’ll roost there but he won’t feel trapped. Our chickens hatched out several keets and we kept two who lived with our chickens, roosting in the...