It's just Python. Use the sqlite3 module or psycopg2 (or whatever's
appropriate) and use your databases as you like.
There's nothing stopping you from using any tables in whatever database
Django's models are using, or any other databases of any kind from
within your Python code.
There's no conflict between any of that and Django's own database
connection, so there's no need to prevent Django's own connection
happening upon the launch of your Django app.
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