Nipple fitting - 2 piece for install on anything?

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Does anyone know where I can find (or even what it would be called) a drain or nipple fitting that I can mount to a container? I thought I saw one on BRS once. It was 2 pieces threaded with a gasket. So basically you could drill a hole in a container or the cover of any container and insert this thing and have a nipple to insert a dosing line or airline.

I'd like to make brine shrimp hatchery out of an old container (and also make my own dosing containers) using a bottle and drilling and inserting this in the cap. For the brine shrimp I can hatch then just have this at the bottom so after the shells float up I can just drain the water with the shrimp from below the floating eggs.
 
I found these for $8 on Amazon (4pc brine shrimp cap). These will probably work for both but I might be limited on what bottle I choose.

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