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Has anyone else heard of the fountain that they are planning to plant right in the centre of Namma Bay, surely this can't be good for the marine life and corals can it............................

I was told its going to be around 10m high.
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Has anyone else heard of the fountain that they are planning to plant right in the centre of Namma Bay, surely this can't be good for the marine life and corals can it............................

I was told its going to be around 10m high.
I've heard nothing about it, but am a little confused by your description. Do you mean a fountain in the centre of the town (surely this wouldn't affect the coral??) or in the middle of the bay, in the sea??
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In the middle of the sea, the bay itself !
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In the middle of the sea, the bay itself !
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In the middle of the sea, the bay itself !
I thought that would be the case but just thought I would check.

I can't decide if this is going to be good or not.
Surely, it would help oxygenate the water, which would be good.
Although this might lead to algal growth, which is not so good.
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