So, here's the thing. You ask for thoughts/advice, and when it's given to you, it seems you disregard it if it isn't what you want to hear. I'm not trying to be rude, just reciting from observations in this thread and others.
I can understand ignoring my advice -- I'm new, I only have one snake, and a young one at that. But there people here with plenty of experience, like Sauzo here, who know what they are talking about. And they say your animal needs more space. It doesn't matter if you don't have room. This is what your animal, at minimum, needs.
If you can't provide the bare minimum for your animal, you might want to consider rehoming it. There is no shame in admitting you cannot provide for an animal- I would argue that it takes more strength to admit you are wrong.
I ask you, please, to consider what is best for your animal, not you, and make a decison based on that.
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