Torch flow

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So I’ve been struggling with my torches recently since my flow was a bit messed up. I change a couple things and rotated a gyre vertically but not sure if the flow is correct for my torches. I’m no expert so if anyone can help me that would be great. Heres some pics and videos. It was literally just changed so they might be adjust to it yet. I think the purple torch looks okay with its flow with the one next to it is splitting and tentacles have been out as much so not entirely sure as it is closed up. Thanks for the feedback.
 

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Flow looks great. Flow is such a loaded topic when it comes to torches, cause some torches enjoy having high flow, some medium, and a few strive in low flow from what I've learned around the community. I think you've got good flow going on them. They are all swaying back and forth, not just going one direction, and seem pretty happy
 
Your torches look like they are getting good flow!
 
There is no problem with the water flow, but my water flow is relatively strong.

 

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