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Planning the plumbing for a 90 gallon. (Shadow Overflow, Bean Animal) The drilled return hole fits a 1" bulk head. I am finding most loc line parts are 3/4". I would love to see examples of the fittings used in a 1" return line in to the tank. The tank will not be dependent on the return line for flow, so I am not married to loc line if there is a better option. Thanks!
 
Planning the plumbing for a 90 gallon. (Shadow Overflow, Bean Animal) The drilled return hole fits a 1" bulk head. I am finding most loc line parts are 3/4". I would love to see examples of the fittings used in a 1" return line in to the tank. The tank will not be dependent on the return line for flow, so I am not married to loc line if there is a better option. Thanks!
You could always use a 1" - 3/4" bushing at the bulkhead and then use 3/4" pvc for the return.
 
Have you looked at the 1” VCA random flow generator? It has been a while since I looked at it but that might be an option.
 
Planning the plumbing for a 90 gallon. (Shadow Overflow, Bean Animal) The drilled return hole fits a 1" bulk head. I am finding most loc line parts are 3/4". I would love to see examples of the fittings used in a 1" return line in to the tank. The tank will not be dependent on the return line for flow, so I am not married to loc line if there is a better option. Thanks!
There is some 1" loc-line out there.
I had a link on my pc, but recently retired it and lost the link.
I'll look for it.
 

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