Anenome Question

[J Feez]

So I've officially taken the plunge into the reef keeping hobby . I bought myself a small sebae anenome and two little tank raised false percula clowns to go with it on monday.

My question is, is there such a thing as too much water flow? I've placed my anenome at the top of my live rock (kind of goes up in a pyramid shape) and it's sitting almost directly under the flow from my hang off the back filter. It doesn't look like my clowns are having trouble getting to the anenome, but I want to make sure that this isn't just going to stress the anenome out along with the clownfish.

Originally I had the anenome off to one side of the tank and it looked like it was a little unhappy (it's tenticles weren't fully extended). I figured it probably wasn't getting enough light which is why I moved it to the top of my LR.

Anyways I'm rambling now. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!