Upgrading to 120g from a 20g cube. Any tips or advice is welcome.

[FindingNem0]

I wish I started back up with a bigger tank, my waterbox 20cube almost has no room left for corals and I'm always buying more and more corals. I can't help myself.

 

[Gumbies R Us]

What kind of 120 are you getting? That is exciting, going from a small tank into a big one!

 

[FindingNem0]

What kind of 120 are you getting? That is exciting, going from a small tank into a big one!

Redsea 525 G2, only thing I'm worried about is my mixing station. Might have to DIY a bigger brute bucket.

 

[Floyd-]

Expect to spend more money on everything and take up more space for water changes and gear.
I went the other way and went from a 175g to a 25g tank and the logistics shift was insane. I spend WAY less on the tank now and I can still enjoy my little piece of reef.

 

[FindingNem0]

Expect to spend more money on everything and take up more space for water changes and gear.
I went the other way and went from a 175g to a 25g tank and the logistics shift was insane. I spend WAY less on the tank now and I can still enjoy my little piece of reef.

Maybe not that big but a 80 to 120g I think I should be able to manage.

 

[Floyd-]

Maybe not that big but a 80 to 120g I think I should be able to manage.

Yes I agree its not as big of a change but it is nearly doubling the size.

 

[amateur.alchemist]

It's the same, except everything is bigger, heavier, more expensive and takes 4x more time .

Get yourself a few big containers, a cheap powerhead and a stout pump for water changes and the rest will come naturally. Good luck with the new tank!