new 150 gallon tank

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Ok so I'm new to saltwater and all and bought a 150 gallon DD 4ft wide 30 in tall 24 deep and it's undrilled I don't want to drill.as it is glass don't want cracking what us the best way to set it up I have a 55 gallon spare that can be a sump. I'm needing all Info also is it big enough to justify doing a reef tank or FOWLR what are some price guidelines and what fish would go well in here want pretty unique
 
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you can have someone drill your tank for you. it's the best solution. you can set up a sump and use external overflows, or you can go sumpless. I run a sumpless softie/lps reef (48x24x24) and now two years in, everything is fine.
 
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I had a friend that had a beautiful 135 and it was not drilled; however, he was always dealing with his tank overflowing on to the living room carpet, because of his HOB overflow. After seeing what he went through - and what I had to go through when babysitting his tank - I will never use a HOB tank overflow. Have someone drill it for you and make your life so much simpler now and in the future.
 

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