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i need to find 1" 90s that will tread on to outside tread or o. d. of my 1"bulkhead i had a hard time finding them or a place i can buy 1"bulkhead with matching 90s to slip standard 1" PVC Thanks guys i need to get a skimmer going very soon and it will help to cool the water please post or texted info to paul cell is 512-577-4614 thanks again

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i had looked in hm depot an lowels when i did my 40g and no luck i had to use an adapter made it stick out too far in the back but ive seen it where the 90 looked like it was treaded rt to the bulkhead, any info would help 40 is doing great but 100g need a sump due to heat an filtering food an flow thanks

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If you are talking about these threads on the outside they are not made to attach to anything. They are only meant for that nut to thread and snug it up to the aquarium wall. Be sure the rubber gasket is on the inside of aquarium. If the ID is threaded you can thread it or if it's slip you will need to glue it in with PVC glue.

FWIW I looked for the same thing with my first bulkhead. whistle.gif

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yes thats true, part of my problem is im getting some unwanted sunlight in the morning from the side of the window blinds, and it not as close to the AC as my 45g and my 40+ is not only close to the AC but also has sump tied in your rt if i have 3 drains 1"fm the top on a horizon setup 1 for each 3rd of the 100g then going to split the supply to the display into 2 or 4 one on each end then maybe two about the middle if i have enough pressure cant wait still need sump and mix station to go then ill have the bones done on both systems, if i run all feed in 3/4 an 1/2 that should keep my pressure up

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