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![]() use a 2" slip x slip bulkhead. on the bottom you yould use a 1 or 1 1/2x2x2 tee with the the stop sanded or dremeled out of the smaller diameter end.
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![]() There is actually a 1" hole drilled on the other side of the tank (formerly for a return) that I was going to use for a fancy water changer. I suppose I could do an upwards bend and run the pipe just under the euro brace for an emergency. Then just do a standard durso.
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![]() Another random question.... How would a ball valve fair underwater? If I could have an interior valve I could make the water changer and an emergency drain work! haha.
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![]() it will likely encrust with coraline and other algaes and become a royal pain to use. Not impossible, just troublesome
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