A complete explanation of the Feng Shui taboos for keeping fish tanks in the living room

Introduction: We eat fish on the last day of the New Year, which means there will be surplus in the coming years, so fish symbolizes wealth to us. People usually raise fish at home, which will also bring wealth. So what should we pay attention to when raising fish in the living room? What should we pay attention to when placing the fish tank? Let’s take a look at how the fish tank is placed at home. This issue of fish tank Feng Shui knowledge on the fortune-telling website tells you what you must know about raising fish.

The placement of the Feng Shui fish tank in the living room requires attention:

A. The fish tank should not be too big. A fish tank that is too big will store too much water. From the perspective of Feng Shui, water is important, but too much water and too deep water are not suitable. If the fish tank is higher than the eye level of a standing adult, it is too high. Therefore, the fish tank in the living room (decoration rendering) should not be too big or too high, especially for a small living room.

B. Fish tanks should not be placed in auspicious directions; no house can be perfect, there will always be some external煞s. Using fish tanks to resolve external煞s is one of the clever ways. In Feng Shui, there is a saying of "diverting water into the Zero Hall". The so-called "Zero Hall" refers to the unlucky position. It means that by diverting water into the position of unlucky position, misfortune can be turned into good fortune and danger can be turned into safety. Therefore, when it comes to Feng Shui, the fish tank should be placed in the evil direction rather than the lucky direction.

C. Do not place the fish tank behind the sofa: From the perspective of Feng Shui, it is inappropriate to use water as a backing, because water is unpredictable and it is difficult to seek stability by relying on it as a backing. Therefore, if the Feng Shui fish tank is placed behind the sofa (decoration rendering), where the whole family sits every day, there will be no mountain to rely on, which will affect the stability of the house. However, if you place the fish tank next to the sofa, it will not affect the feng shui of the house.

D. The fish tank must not conflict with the stove: the fish tank is full of water, and the stove in the kitchen (decoration renderings) belongs to fire. As "water" and "fire" conflict with each other, if the feng shui fish tank in the living room (decoration renderings) is placed in a straight line with the stove in the kitchen, it will violate the taboo of conflict between water and fire. If the fish tank is opposite the stove, it will be harmful to the health of family members; the reason is that water and fire are opposite, water can overcome fire, and the victim is the stove which belongs to fire, and the family members who cook on this stove will also be affected. In addition, the fish tank should be placed as far away from the altar as possible.

E. Do not place the fish tank under the God of Wealth: As the saying goes, "wealth belongs to the wealth position", so the God of Wealth such as Fu Lu Shou should be placed in the prosperous wealth position, which can add icing on the cake. Regarding the placement of the Feng Shui fish tank, it would be a big mistake to place the God of Wealth on top of the fish tank. Because fish tanks should be placed in the unlucky direction of the house, if the God of Wealth is placed near the fish tank, it will contradict the principle of "wealth belongs to the wealth position". Moreover, if the God of Wealth is placed on the fish tank, it will violate the Feng Shui taboo of "the righteous god going into the water", and there is a risk of losing money?

F. The number of fish should be coordinated with the five elements of the householder: How many fish should be kept in the fish tank to conform to the principles of Feng Shui should be determined mainly based on the householder's fate and the five elements.
The placement of the Feng Shui fish tank: The Feng Shui formula for the creation numbers of heaven and earth in "Hetu Luoshui" says: "Heaven produces water, and the earth makes up six parts of it; the earth produces fire, and the heaven makes up seven parts of it; heaven produces wood, and the earth makes up eight parts of it; the earth produces metal, and the heaven makes up nine parts of it; heaven produces earth, and the earth makes up ten parts of it." Based on the above assumptions, as long as you find out the five elements of the owner's fate, you can find out how many fish you should raise to match it.

Warm reminder: Many people place fish tanks in the living room of their home, which is understandable, but placing them in the bedroom is incomprehensible. Raising fish will bring moisture, and placing it in the bedroom will affect your health.