Quest for closeup

Quest for closeup

I am searching for an adapter like this, but only to suit an Ikelite housing and with the (M67) 67mm filter thread for the UCL-165M67 so I can have a the Inon close-up lens in front of a flat port of an Ikelite housing.
Can anyone point me in the right direction or do you know a manufacturer that sells these kinds of adjustable sliders?
Shown here is an adapter for a point and shoot that holds the Raynox DCR-250 in front of the lens. I am searching for the parts like this to keep an Inon UCL-165 in front of an Ikelite flat port.
I have:
- Ikelite #6808.1
- Ikelite #5510.35 flat assembly
- Ikelite #5510.28 port body
- Loose Inon UCL-165 M67
But no means or money (commercial solutions are €180 euros and up!) to keep the Inon in front of the flat port underwater. This would be a great solution I think.
Dyron's ADIK77 is actually very close, but officially doesn't support my lens port. I'll have a look at that.

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Loswal

Loswal

A pretty unpopular place, because it's very shallow and there's not a lot to see or photograph. Occasionally there are some weird critters here like Haliclystus sapling and Gonionemus vertens. I went searching for Haliclystus sapling, but I couldn't find it. I did see a small school of sticklebacks here. Sometimes you'll find a large lobster or a lost tarbot. It can be quite clear here so some opportunities for sunballs and solar wide-angle shots.

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The gardener

The gardener

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Holey man (Palaemon elegans)

Holey man (Palaemon elegans)

I like the bridge in their rostrum.

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Bad day

Bad day

This is what a bad day in the Oosterschelde looks like. 1.5 meters of visibility. The night before was good I read…
These are the tents built specifically to attract Sepia's to lay their eggs on, but as you can see they weren't attracted to these particular willow branches.

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