Is this too much flow for hammer?

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This is my first Euphyllia and I wanna make sure I’m not giving it too much flow
 

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Hard to fully tell without seeing it at full polyp extension. However in my experience, if the polyps stay retracted for an extended period of time and/or you are seeing small detached pieces of the frogspawn, it could indicate that your flow is too strong.
 
It isn't even extended and seems to be jerking a bit. I'd personally say yes, dial it back and let it extend and either move It or adjust flow
 

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