Thinking of upgrading my tank

[PucksTank]

Hello all! I'm new to the forums. I've been in the hobby since I was 6 years old. My dad and I shared a 180 gallon reef tank in our old house, but sadly we had to leave the tank behind (since it had a stand, cupboards, and a canopy) when we moved out when I was 12. I seriously got back into the hobby 7 years ago when I was 16. We started with a 50 gallon tank with 6 fish: 1 Sailfin Tang (Zebrasoma velifer), 1 Scopas Tang (Zebrasoma scopas), 2 Ocellaris Clownfish (Amphiprion ocellaris), and 2 Yellowtail Damselfish (Chrysiptera parasema). Today, only the Scopas and Yellowtails remain.

I've been thinking recently of upgrading to a 100 gallon tank with a sump. My mistake with the 50 Gal was that I had it installed in our roofed patio. This time, I'd love to place the 100 Gal in my bedroom. Any suggestions?

 

[Sapelo]

I'm not totally sure what type of suggestions you are seeking.
Upgrades are always wonderful (in my opinion) and your tang absolutely needs a larger tank than a 50 gallon.
I'm not sure where you are located, but I would think that an indoor environment would make maintaining a stable tank would be easier inside than out.

Ultimately I think the big question is: what do you want to accomplish with the tank? Are you looking for more fish? To add coral? Or simply to move your existing setup into more space and a different location?

 

[PucksTank]

I'm sorry I should have been more specific. I'm from the Philippines.

Yes, I'd definitely love to move my Tang out the 50 Gal, but I want to set up a totally different tank from the one I have outdoors. I'm thinking more fish and definitely a diverse addition of corals, live rocks, and maybe sea anemone. It's my belated birthday and Christmas give to my dad, so I'd like to do a full set up. I actually tried to contact the family who bought our house to see if our old 180 Gal is still there, but unfortunately they had sold it a few months after moving in, so I plan to have the 100 Gal built into a stand and canopy with the sump in the cupboard below.