Are you right about the best choice for raising Feng Shui Koi for the twelve zodiac signs?

Introduction: As we all know, raising fish can bring wealth and fortune, so many business people like to raise koi at home in order to have a year of peace and fortune. But do you know? The Feng Shui koi exclusive to the twelve zodiac signs are all different. It is particularly important to choose the koi that suits you according to your zodiac sign. Do you want to know what kind of koi is suitable for you? Let’s take a look below! In response to these problems, the editor has compiled a special topic on fish tank feng shui, which contains everything you want to know.

Monkey: People born in the year of the monkey are good at socializing and have good fortune. They are very talented when they are young and will achieve great success if they persevere.

Exclusive Feng Shui Koi - Bright Future:

Koi with black spots on a red background is commonly known as "noble koi". This koi has a red base, which is the auspicious color in Feng Shui. Adding black spots to ward off evil spirits will make it a koi that will be able to travel a great distance and be unstoppable. It will possess height, fame, wisdom, and power. Furthermore, people born in the year of the monkey are good at socializing, and this fish, with the red belt as its sign of luck, can help them to call friends and attract important people, and to achieve great things when they see mountains and water.

Sheep: People born in the year of the sheep have the most difficult fate among the twelve zodiac signs. Things tend to go wrong and they encounter many setbacks. Their fortunes improve with age, but if they have a noble person to help them when they are young, they can achieve great things.

Exclusive Feng Shui Koi - Good Luck:

There is a round red spot on the top of the head, but no red spot on the body of the fish, commonly known as "official koi". Anyone who owns this fish will get help from noble people, have prosperous financial path, achieve great success, be respected for his status and power, and have the potential to soar to the sky. Use this lucky koi to improve your luck, attract noble people to help you overcome disasters and achieve great success.

Horse: People born in the year of the horse will have better luck in their later years. In terms of career, they will encounter setbacks along the way, but if they can consolidate the foundation of their career, they will achieve extraordinary success.

Exclusive Feng Shui Koi - Abundant Wealth:

There are red and white patterns on a black background, black spots at the base of the pectoral fins, and a large black spot on the head. It is commonly known as "partial wealth koi." This kind of koi uses the large black spot on the top to kill evil spirits. Generally speaking, it is good for making extra income. Many so-called "sideline" industries with high risks but high profits, such as mahjong halls and nightclubs, like to raise it. Therefore, people born in the Year of the Horse can take advantage of the unconventional forces to create wind and water to help them achieve great things in their later years.

Snake: People born in the Year of the Snake have fame, wealth and fortune easily at their fingertips. They are lucky in terms of money. With their extraordinary talents, many of them can achieve great things. But also because of his prosperous fortunes in wealth and power, he is the person most likely to attract evil spirits among the twelve zodiac signs.

Exclusive Feng Shui Koi - Long-lasting good fortune:

There are white spots or all-yellow spots on a black background, commonly known as "evil-warding koi". In Feng Shui, black is known to have the effect of "blocking evil spirits". Most people use it to face the evil direction to ward off evil spirits. People born in the Year of the Snake have the best luck in career, fame and fortune among the twelve zodiac signs, but they are also the ones with the most unlucky energy. This "evil-warding koi" is most suitable for people born in the Year of the Snake to ward off evil spirits and make up for the harmony and good fortune they lack.

Dragon: People born in the year of the dragon have good fortune but with twists and turns. If they have help from noble people when they are young, they can often achieve rapid success. Their fortune is slightly worse in middle age, and they spend money extravagantly.

Exclusive Feng Shui Koi - Five Blessings:

This variety has a light blue or dark blue back, white scales, and red cheeks, abdomen, and bases of fins. It is called the "Five Blessings Koi." In Feng Shui, the color of fish is blue, which means it belongs to the element of water. Water can make water prosperous, so its power to attract wealth is also very strong. Dragons are born in water, so they naturally prosper and are blessed when they meet water. Therefore, this koi can use the power of water to bring fortune and wealth to the dragon, helping it to become successful when it is young, and can also use the power of water to promote wealth to offset the fate of losing money in middle age.

Rabbit: People born in the Year of the Rabbit have good fortune in their lives. Although there may be minor setbacks that may affect their promotion, they know how to save money to get rich and can live a stable and peaceful life.

Exclusive Feng Shui Koi - Jinyumantang:

This variety is a koi with a solid golden color all over its body, commonly known as the "Wangcai Koi". When the color of the fish is golden, it belongs to the element of gold in the five elements. Gold can produce water, so the power to attract wealth is stronger. This variety of koi is pure golden, so it has the strongest ability to attract wealth. Raising this koi can improve your fortune in both regular and windfall income to make up for the lack of wealth for people born in the Year of the Rabbit.

Tiger: People born in the year of the tiger are blessed with good luck by God and have extraordinary performance. They are the luckiest among the twelve zodiac signs and are a symbol of success and luck.

Exclusive Feng Shui Koi - the icing on the cake:

This variety is the authentic koi, with red spots on a white background without any other colors, commonly known as "Zong's Koi". People born in the Year of the Tiger have the fate of an emperor, so their positive energy is too strong. Ordinary Feng Shui fish are not suitable for them, as they are easily defeated by fish. Therefore, only the authentic Koi and the emperor's destiny can complement each other and thrive together, which is exactly the metaphor of icing on the cake.

Ox: People born in the year of the Ox are patient in love, but they are reluctant to show it. In this spring, we must be more proactive. Words reflect the voice of the heart. The language of love is the most beautiful language in the world. Speak it boldly.

Exclusive Feng Shui Koi - Fortune and Luck Gathered Together:

There are red and black spots on a white background, red spots on the head but no black spots, and black stripes on the pectoral fins. It is commonly known as "Sanyuan Koi". There is a saying in Feng Shui that "Three Elements Are Invincible", so this koi is white, red and black in colours, representing good fortune, wealth and longevity. The red spot on the top represents good luck, and it is most suitable for people born in the year of the Ox, who will achieve success in everything and enjoy long-lasting fortune and happiness.

Rat: People born in the Year of the Rat have good fortune in their lives. They may encounter setbacks in their careers, but they know how to save money to get rich and can live a stable and peaceful life.

Exclusive Feng Shui Koi - Good Luck and Happiness:

This fish has a layer of ink-like markings on the red and white spots, and there are also black markings on the red spots on the head. It is commonly known as the "auspicious koi". People born in the Year of the Rat are at the beginning of the birthday, so they are bound to suffer financial loss and bad luck. Red and white are the true colors of koi, and black has the effect of warding off evil spirits in Feng Shui. Therefore, this kind of koi can ward off evil spirits externally and bring peace internally, and is a suitable choice for people born in the Year of the Rat to ensure a smooth life.

Pig: Among the twelve zodiac signs, those born in the year of the pig have the best fortune and are blessed with great luck. They can achieve success at a young age and have the potential to become influential figures no matter what profession they are in.

Exclusive Feng Shui Koi - Four Auspicious Symbols of Harmony:

This fish is a scaleless carp with patterns of two or more colors on its body, commonly known as "harmonious koi". The pattern of this kind of koi is complex, but has no specific color, just like the gyration of Yin and Yang of the Eight Diagrams, which never deviates from the original. It fits the saying in Feng Shui "likes gyration, and avoids going straight". This is a lucky star that suits the Pig zodiac sign, which can turn excessive wealth into good fortune.

Dog: People born in the year of the dog have good fortune in life and are helped by noble people. They have a high chance of promotion after middle age. If they work hard and realize their potential, they can become excellent supervisors.

Exclusive Feng Shui Koi - Guangtong Caiyuan:

Koi with silver scales all over its body is commonly known as "wealth-bringing koi". In Feng Shui, silver attracts wealth, and water can promote wealth, so this fish is the best choice for bringing wealth and fortune. People born in the Year of the Dog who get this fish can make friends with noble people while having abundant financial resources, and the people can be helped to advance and retreat freely, achieve success and honor, and be successful in life.

Rooster: People born in the year of the Rooster have a smooth life with good luck, a rich material life, and a successful career. Although they have good fortune, their expenses are also high, so they are not able to save much assets.

Exclusive Feng Shui Koi - Gold and Jade Gift:

The koi with a golden yellow body is commonly known as the "lucky koi". Metal creates water, which increases the power to generate wealth. However, because Roosters are destined to make money, they are not suitable for the windfall brought by metal. The golden color attached to the scales of this koi can both promote wealth and avoid excessive promotion of wealth which may lead to further loss of wealth.