Cage Building alcatraz

Seems like a lid would do the trick if he is able to climb over

I have tried a lid but he is able to push it up and squeeze out and get out some how (I guess that his nick name is hudenie for a reason)

Is he small enough to squeeze through the grid holes?

No he is a full grown 1 1/2 year old male

How many spaces do your grids have? Can you post of photo of your cage so we can offer suggestions?

here are a few pictures the main part is a store bought cage with a 2x4 attached to it he cant get out of the white cage alone but he can escape out of the black part I let him out of the white cage as much as possible but he jumps out if I am not in the room.

What if you made it two grids high?

Hmm that might work but my parents don't want to buy another box of grids

Your grids are 8*8 squares across. Those are the dangerous grids. Some pigs can get stuck or strangle themselves. See if you could overlap the grids.
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Oh no I didn't know that those are dangerous. I am going to get 9x9 grids ASAP do you know were I could get some that are safe they don't have any at Walmart or target that are safe.

Kmart is where I got my grids.

are they 9x9 ( I dont want any piggies to get stuck :weepy and how much are they ? thank you

Kmart has the dangerous grids. My idea, he maybe going through the grids or picking them up and going under them. My lone boar did this during floor time. That's when I taught him to have free range with me. Go to Bed Bath and Beyond.

ok i will have to go there and i have seen him escape he climbs OVER!hmy:

Does he use a hidy to get over?

Kmart is where I got my grids.

no he just launches himself on to the grids and slithers on over! hmy:

Shopko is where I got my grids they are $20.00. My previous guinea pig Tulip was able to jump over the grids with ease! Especially when my friend brought her boyfriend Taz over for some supervised play time until we got her a friend to live with us.

Interesting....maybe just make a roof? Use the correct sized grids on the bottom and use the 8x8 grids for the roof.