Lifegard AIO 10 gallon fitting size/type

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Hello all

I wanted to 3d print a random flow nozzle for my lifegard 10 gallon AIO. I thought maybe it was 1/2" loc-line but it was not I guess not because what I printed was no where near fitting.

I also thought maybe it was a metric size but I'm completely baffled

The piece looks like this one
https://www.marineandreef.com/Lifegard_Replacement_Flexible_Elbow_p/rrl31745.htm
Thoughts?
For $3.78, I might just buy one - Then you can use it - or get the measurements . Calling lifeguard should also give you the information you need?
 
For $3.78, I might just buy one - Then you can use it - or get the measurements . Calling lifeguard should also give you the information you need?
Thanks I have one I just am bad at design so I don't know how to make something that attaches to it. If I knew the type of fitting I can modify an existing 3D print file
 

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