Pulsing Xenia location

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Hello all still new to coral keeping and reefing in general. Looking for someone to tell me if this is too much flow for a pulsing Xenia. I’ll attach a video below. I’ve had it for about a week and it seems to be doing fine and even has gotten bigger but I’d like a second opinion. Thank you!
 

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If it is doing fine, then I wouldn't move it. It does look like it's getting a little too much flow? However, I wouldn't worry about it too much if it's growing
 
Ok then I’ll leave it because it definitely has grown since I’ve gotten it 2 weeks ago. It definitely seemed a little heavy but it’s acting normal from what I can tell. Thank you!
 
Flow looks good, however they pulse better in very low flow if that’s what you are after
ok thank you! I don’t think I’m gonna move it then. I’m not looking for it to pulse like crazy tbh. I still get to see it pulse a little on the left side and when I shut my wave maker off for feeding I get my 5 min fix for pulsing haha. I appreciate your input and hope you have a good rest of your day
 

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