How to place the fish tank in the porch? Pay attention to these taboos

Introduction: When decorating a house, many people will use fish tanks as partitions. Placing a fish tank in the entrance is not only beautiful, but also can increase the overall sense of the interior layout. What Feng Shui knowledge should we pay attention to when placing a fish tank in the entrance? This issue’s special topic on fish tank Feng Shui will give you a detailed introduction, let’s learn about it together!

1. It is not advisable to set up shrines above or below the fish tank in the entrance hall

After designing the entrance of a fish tank, it is generally not advisable to design a shrine, especially if you design the position of 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 inevitably lead to the worry of losing money. If it is a "water god" like the Dragon King, that is another matter.

2. Pay attention to the shape of the fish tank

It is best if the shape of the fish tank does not have sharp corners. Some fish tanks are most taboo in the shape of a triangular fire, as they are prone to gossip and bloody disasters. It is best to choose an ultra-thin ecological fish tank in a round, oval or rectangular shape, which saves space and facilitates daily management.

3. Place the fish tank in an evil location to ward off evil

No house can be perfect, there will always be some external煞. Using a fish tank to resolve the external煞 is a clever way. 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, the fish tank should be placed in the evil direction rather than the lucky direction.

4. The fish tank should not be too large

A fish tank that is too large will store too much water. From the perspective of feng shui, water is important, but too much or too deep is not good. 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 should not be too large or too high, especially for a small entrance hall.

Summary: The above are some Feng Shui taboos for placing fish tanks in the entrance hall. If you have the idea of ​​placing a fish tank in the entrance hall, you need to pay attention to these issues. I hope it will be helpful to you. ——Mr. Ink