Flow for a lionfish

[nihoa]

ive read nearly everything i can get my hands on regarding lionfish care but havent seen anything discussing flow in a lionfish tank. i have a 54g dt with a couple koralia 3s and a koralia 2 and wonder if this is going to blow the poor fish around too much? there are areas of the tank obviously with higher/lower flow but given the movement i see in some of the lps, anemone & softies i think there is a lot of flow in the tank. im hoping i dont have to pull a powerhead out as i think i just got the flow right to keep cyano away but the well being of the fish will come first. the lion going in is a 4ish inch dwarf zebra. any opinions on this? thanks.
EDIT: a quick calculation on the 3 hydors gives me 2,300 gph of flow or > 40X the tank volume an hour. the return pump from the sump is another 300 gph but after pushing water up through over 4 feet of pvc i dont think it matters much.

 

[cgibson505]

Im reading up for my first lionfish also and from what ive read they dont really need high flow tanks. If you do have a lot of flow they will generally hide in the low flow areas.Like I said I am like you and still learning maybe a experienced lion tamer will chime in.

 

[cranberry]

They don't like to be blown around. The higher the flow, the more sedentary they become. They do tend to hover in the high flow areas just before a shed, however. When they put out their fins to hunt/seduce food, they don't want to be blown like a kite.