Let's talk about how to place the fish tank in the entrance hall

Introduction: The entrance hall is the first place you see when you enter a house. Many people like to place a tank of fish at the entrance to bring wealth and good luck. This not only decorates and beautifies the entrance, but also wards off evil and brings wealth. But in fact, there are many things to pay attention to when placing a feng shui fish tank in the entrance hall. The placement of the feng shui fish tank in the entrance hall cannot be decided at will. It must be placed in the right position to be effective. If you want to know what are the taboos in raising fish, please visit the fish tank Feng Shui special topic prepared by Mr. Shui Mo to view more related articles.

The height and size of the entrance should be moderate and proportional to the size of the house. It should not be low-pressure, narrow, sunken, dark, or ominous.

It is strictly forbidden to place reflective objects such as mirrors in the entrance hall to create light煞.

If you are designing a shoe cabinet, the door should be opened on the inside or not facing the door.

Avoid placing decorations such as tall plants, porcelain, antiques, etc. in the entrance to avoid creating a sense of crowding and damage to items. If the space is spacious, you can place some small herbaceous plants to add vitality.

The shape of the fish tank should not have sharp corners. It is best to choose an ultra-thin ecological fish tank that is round, oval, or rectangular. This saves space and facilitates daily management.

After designing the entrance of a fish tank, it is generally not necessary to design a shrine, especially to design a position for the God of Wealth above or below the fish tank. This is what Feng Shui calls "the God of Wealth going into the water", which will lead to the worry of losing money. If it is a "water god" like the Dragon King, then it is another matter.