How is this flow for my torch?

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Hey,

I have had this torch for about 2 months and he has been on the frag rack for a while and it’s time to move him to the rocks. This torch has been doing great on the frag rack but I just don’t know how the flow is on this new spot on the rocks.

At times there’s a crazy amount of flow and at times it’ll be completely calm that OK? Do I want flow that is more consistent and not as powerful?

Here are some videos below. LMK if they work
 

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Looks fine to me. Torches can put up with a lot of flow and will typically respond with tentacle extension. I'd leave it be and see how it responds before you move it again. As long as the flow isn't laminar or unidirectional, it seems appropriate.
 
Looks fine to me. Torches can put up with a lot of flow and will typically respond with tentacle extension. I'd leave it be and see how it responds before you move it again. As long as the flow isn't laminar or unidirectional, it seems appropriate.
Ok I’ll keep an eye on it. Thank you
 

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