Surface roots are normal for ponytail palms. Looseness usually stems from improper watering, not pot size.
Keep in its current small, shallow pot. Provide maximum light. Water thoroughly only when soil feels dry halfway down. Avoid repotting unless roots truly fill the container.
Email a photo if unsure. Proper watering and light matter more than root coverage.
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