Is this Pipe on My Return Okay?

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I’m not even sure what to call this…an unstraightened pipe? I was doing my return and when I looked it over I realized that this section of pipe has been pulled a bit. It looks like the connecting pipe is a little short.

Is this cause for concern? I figure the forces of pressure in our aquarium aren’t that strong but just want to check in with everyone.

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I’m not even sure what to call this…an unstraightened pipe? I was doing my return and when I looked it over I realized that this section of pipe has been pulled a bit. It looks like the connecting pipe is a little short.

Is this cause for concern? I figure the forces of pressure in our aquarium aren’t that strong but just want to check in with everyone.

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Should be fine as long as its sealed well
 

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