Suggestions for moving a 20 gal long, and stand suggestions?

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Binditheaxolotl

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I’m planning on redoing my room in December, but I have my 20 gallon long tank on my dresser, which makes painting the room difficult. I was wondering how I could move a 20 gallon long down from my dresser and across my room. I would need to drain it a significant bit. How much should I drain it and does anyone have any tips on how to not crash the cycle? I wouldn’t drain it all the way, just enough to me and my dad could move it. My axo would be tubbed. Then comes the stand. Does anyone have any suggestions for a 20-40 gallon tank stand? Preferably with shelving, as I might get a 5-10 gallon betta tank. Also having the shelves to put supplies on would be very nice!
 
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