A question in regards to reef current!

No, that amount of water motion is fine for what you intend to keep. Remember that most of your fish experienced far, far more than that on a regular basis on the real reefs--assuming they were wild caught, of course.

FWIW, I prefer the hermatypic stony corals--what many would consider "sps."

Nope, you sound fine, its hard to get too much current, really. Some things do prefer gentler current (IE Mushrooms), though, but You can just situate them in a lower-flow part of the aquarium.

honestly i like all the coral. i do have my very specific favorite but i wont classify it.

Must be one of those corals that blurs the artificial line between "lps" corals and "sps" corals. I think I know what it may be, especially if it was on another thread...

hahaha we all knows its echino, but its mt favrotie coral, between sps and LPS i dk what i like more

everything here too. check my tank if you want its a 10gnano.

definitely sps for me
I love LPS too, and definitely have favorites in that category.

Funny, after about 25 years of SW, I've come back to having a FW planted(as well as my reef) and it's hard for me to wrap my head around the LESS flow and light.
SPS is usually touted as the more exp deal, seems to get more praise by the hardcore enthusiasts, but me, I need movement, so I like a mixed reef.
This also helps that you don't need the solar blazin mega light so many sps guys use, and you can use the shady spots for softies.