If they are partitioned, see if you have any root partitions available 
"storage aggregate show-spare-disks' -> look for non-0 root partitions
ChnageMe::*> storage aggregate show-spare-disks
Original Owner: ChnageMe-01
 Pool0
  Root-Data1-Data2 Partitioned Spares
                                                              Local    Local
                                                               Data     Root Physical
 Disk             Type   Class          RPM Checksum         Usable   Usable     Size Status
 ---------------- ------ ----------- ------ -------------- -------- -------- -------- --------
 1.0.22           SSD-CAP solid-state     - block                0B   9.37GB  13.97TB not zeroed
 1.0.23           SSD-CAP solid-state     - block                0B   9.37GB  13.97TB not zeroed
 1.0.46           SSD-CAP solid-state     - block            6.98TB       0B  13.97TB not zeroed
 1.0.47           SSD-CAP solid-state     - block            6.98TB       0B  13.97TB not zeroed
I could add one more root partition to the aggregate and leave a single spare. in my case
I might have to:
aggregate show -fields maxraidsize root_aggr_01|root_aggr_02
-> if the maxraidsize = the # of disks in the aggregate, increase it a little by 1 or 2. then add a partition or two if available
aggregate add disk root_aggr_01 -diskcount 1