2pack Wood Plant Caddy With Wheels Heavy Duty Red Brown, 264 Lbs Capacity, 12 Inch Acacia Hardwood Plant Roller, Plant Stand with 360° Lockable Wheels, Plant Caster for Heavy Objects Hauling

I agree with the suggestion to go bioactive. If funds are not an issue, I really like biodude’s substrate (his guides are great too)- terra sahara is what my guy is currently in. I mixed a bunch fine sand and pumice with a bit of substrate to have a more sandy basking area in one corner. For clean up crew I have powder orange isopods, temperate springtails and a bunch of blue death-feigning beetles. I never see poop or urates in my hognose enclosure but in my other bioactives, I just scoop it out if I do. I’m also physically disabled, a rolling saddle stool was a game changer for me! I have one in my kitchen and one in my reptile area. I also use a garden stool (you know those big ceramic ones), I glued a round cotton placemat to the bottom so it slides on my hardwood floor without damage and I can slide it easily with my foot. This is the chair I have, I replaced the wheels with rollerblade style ones and it’s still going strong 4 years later: LINK I have a couple of rolling carts that I use when I work on my tanks so I can roll my chair over, put the cart next to me which holds the supplies I need and I can set items I pull out of tanks (water dish, branches, etc) on top: LINK EDIT: I use a 2 gallon pump sprayer for misting plants and humid hides, I put it on a rolling plant stand so I can wheel it where I need it without having to stand much or carry something heavy. This might be overkill if you only have the one snake/vivarium. LINK Let me know if you any more questions about your snake or accessibility! I unfortunately had to become an expert 6 years ago when my body failed me. I can help you problem solve for your specific situation.