What are the common Feng Shui fish? How much attention is paid to the Feng Shui of fish tanks?

Introduction: Nowadays, many families like to raise fish at home. In their spare time, they can watch the graceful dance of fish swimming in the water, which can not only cultivate their body and mind, but also bring temporary relief and release to tense mood, work and spirit. In particular, companies should raise some ornamental fish to ease the tense atmosphere in the office and relieve employees' work pressure. In fact, most people who raise ornamental fish pay great attention to Feng Shui. When raising ornamental fish in the office, the boss cares even more about Feng Shui. In response to these problems, the editor has compiled a special topic on fish tank feng shui, which contains everything you want to know.

Several common Feng Shui fish

1. Blood Parrot

The blood parrot is a yin-yang fish, just like the so-called lions, tigers and mules, and has no ability to reproduce. If you see them laying eggs, don't get excited because there is no chance of them hatching. This is a new fish produced by breeding the red manta ray and the purple firemouth fish introduced from South America to Taiwan. This breeding technology has not yet been fully mastered by foreign countries, and only Taiwan can cultivate such fish species. Due to its flame-like appearance, bright red color, and elegant posture, it quickly became the number one brand of Feng Shui fish in Taiwan!

The average lifespan of a blood parrot is about seven years, and it can grow to about 28 centimeters. The biggest disadvantage is that they are afraid of cold, so be sure to install a constant temperature controller in the fish tank to maintain the temperature at 28-30 degrees Celsius.

2. Goldfish

Goldfish is an ornamental fish species that was continuously improved from carp during the Song Dynasty in China. It is also called the national treasure fish. Today, there are so many species of goldfish that it is difficult to count them all. For example, there are over a hundred species on display in the Goldfish Museum at the Hong Kong Ocean Park.

The more popular varieties include Bubble Eyes, Red Peony, Black Pearl, Teapot, etc. Goldfish symbolizes wealth, fortune, and longevity. Very popular among fish lovers. The biggest problem is that it is easy to get fish scale diseases, so special attention needs to be paid.

3. Koi fish

Koi have been raised in China longer than goldfish, but it was in Japan that Koi was first developed as a major ornamental fish and even Feng Shui fish. Koi has always been regarded as a spiritual fish that can bring prosperity to the family. However, due to limited breeding space, not many families raise koi, a Feng Shui fish, and most of the fish are raised by enterprises and institutions.

4. Red Dragon and Silver Belt

Red dragon is the best Feng Shui fish. In Chinese society, it is believed that this fish, which is native to Indonesia, has the benefits of eliminating disasters and misfortunes, avoiding misfortunes and bringing good luck. It can even take its body to suffer disasters on behalf of its owner, thus saving the owner from bad luck.

In the early days of Indonesia, red dragonfish was used as food fish by local people because of its large population. Later, it became famous for being a Feng Shui fish, but as a result, it was overfished to a very serious extent. It is now regarded as a protected animal and its public sale and breeding is prohibited. Currently, Singapore and Indonesia have cooperated to develop methods of artificial breeding and raising, so they can purchase fry at high prices under the condition of listing.

If you can’t afford the expensive red dragon fish, the silver ribbon is another alternative. The silver hairtail fish, which is produced in Australia, costs about 8,000 yuan for a pair of fry. Because of its silver body, it is regarded as a symbol of wealth. Its swimming posture is as domineering as that of the red dragon, and it is very popular among people in the business community.

5. Cichlidae and Percichlidae

Popular Feng Shui fish of the Cichlid family include the Crown Six-Fried, Red Devil, and the more popular Golden Pineapple. Fish species such as the Golden Warship and Ancient Warship of the Percichthyidae family are quite popular among ordinary families because of their shapes similar to those of birthday stars and their kind appearance.

6. Small stingray

A new Feng Shui fish species that is being raised in the aquarium world. It comes from South America. Because of its round shape and the fact that it often lies dormant at the bottom of the aquarium, it gives people a sense of stability and has become a rising star among Feng Shui fish. The price is similar to that of hairtail.

7. Catfish

Such as leopard duckbill, red-tailed duckbill, armored warrior, etc. This type of fish is highly aggressive and carnivorous, and can often devour other small fish in one bite. This feature is liked by some people in the business community. It is considered a good omen symbolizing a strong attack on the market, and also represents a ruthless attack on the opponent.

8. Betta

Originally from Thailand, betta fish are kept in small bottles and are considered to have the function of supplementing the five elements because of their bright colors.

How Much Do You Know About Fish Tank Feng Shui?

There are many requirements for fish tanks, and there are certain five elements to consider. When choosing the shape of a fish tank, the five elements of round, semi-circular, and arc-shaped fish tanks are gold; the five elements of rectangular fish tanks are wood; the wavy shape belongs to water; the pointed, angular, and angular fish tanks are fire; the five elements of square fish tanks are earth, etc. Therefore, when choosing a fish tank, it is best to select a fish tank that favors the five elements according to the numerology of the person living there. This kind of fish tank that favors the five elements can achieve twice the result with half the effort in promoting and attracting wealth. For example, people who like water are best to choose fish tanks in the shape of waves, plum blossoms, or three semicircles.

There are two different opinions in Feng Shui about the location of the fish tank. Some people believe that the fish tank should be placed in the prosperous position. The reason is that the motor of the fish tank water filter is constantly running, so the water in the fish tank circulates endlessly. Therefore, if the fish tank is placed in the prosperous position, it will bring prosperity to that direction, making it even more prosperous!

But some people think that the fish tank should be placed in the declining position, because this is in line with the saying "pouring water into the Zero Hall"; the so-called "Zero Hall" refers to the declining position of bad luck. According to Feng Shui, introducing water into the position of bad luck can turn misfortune into good fortune and turn danger into safety.

The latter statement is more credible, because if the fish tank is placed in a prosperous position, it will violate the taboo of "the main god going into the water", which will undoubtedly push the prosperous God of Wealth into the water, and the wealth will turn into water.

The fish tank should be placed in a bad luck location.

Fish tanks should not be placed under statues of gods - it is not appropriate to place fish tanks under any statue of gods, especially under the God of Wealth and the Three Stars of Fortune, Longevity and Happiness. Otherwise, it would be like "the gods entering the water", which would lead to financial loss!

The fish tank should not face the kitchen stove - if the fish tank faces the kitchen stove and the two are in a straight line opposite to each other, this is very bad because it will be detrimental to the health of your family.

The reason why the fish tank should not face the stove is that the five elements of the two are in conflict. The fish tank belongs to "water" and the stove belongs to "fire". When water and fire conflict, it is the stove that is damaged, and the family that relies on this stove to cook will also suffer.

The fish tank is too high - If the fish tank is placed too high, more than four feet from the ground, it is not suitable, because if the fish tank is too high, it will be drowned whether sitting or standing, which is naturally dangerous!