Is this too much flow for Trachyphyllia?

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Adjusted some of my powerheads because of dead spots. Flow throughout the entire tank is fantastic right now. However, I'm unsure if my Trachyphyllias, especially the green one, are getting too much flow right now. I can clearly see their tissue moving around. The green one isn't retracted at all, so it seems like it's unbothered. The one in the front is a tiny bit more deflated than usual, but that one has its random off-days where it doesn't feel like extending all the way.

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That looks fine to me. I’ve seen some where they sway like torches and they are fine just have to adjust them.
 
Looks ok to me. Keep an eye on them and see if any deflation. If so try to move.
 

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