What are the specialties of raising fish in a porcelain tank at home in terms of Feng Shui?

1. Blood Parrot

The Blood Parrot is a kind of yin and yang fish, just like the so-called liger and mule, it has no ability to reproduce the next generation. Don't get excited if you see it laying eggs, as there is absolutely no chance of them hatching. This is a new fish produced in Taiwan by mating the red manta ray and the purple firemouth introduced from South America. This kind of breeding technology has not been completely learned abroad so far. Only Taiwan can cultivate such fish species. Due to its flame-like appearance, bright red color, and elegant posture, it has quickly become the number one brand of feng shui fish in Taiwan!

Its average lifespan is about seven years and can grow to about 20 centimeters. The biggest disadvantage is that it is afraid of cold, so be sure to install a thermostat 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 of China. It is also called the national treasure fish. Today, there are quite a few types of goldfish, and it is difficult to identify the species. For example, Hong Kong Ocean Park's goldfish and koi fish have been raised in China for longer than goldfish. However, koi are the main ornamental fish and even Feng Shui fish. But it was carried forward in Japan. Koi has always been regarded as a spiritual fish that can bring prosperity to the family. However, due to limited breeding space, there are not many families raising Feng Shui fish like koi, mainly enterprises and institutions.

4. Red Dragon and Silver Belt

The red dragon is the best fish in Feng Shui. In the Chinese society, this fish native to Indonesia is believed to have the ability to eliminate disasters. The advantage of seeking good fortune and avoiding misfortune is that it can even physically take the place of the owner to suffer the disaster, so that the owner can avoid bad luck.

Red dragons were once regarded as food fish by local people in Indonesia because of their large numbers in the early days. Later, it became famous as a Feng Shui fish, but overfishing was very serious because of this. Now it is regarded as a protected animal and public trading and breeding are prohibited. At present, Singapore and Indonesia have cooperated to develop artificial breeding and breeding methods, so larvae can be purchased at high prices under listed conditions.

If you can’t afford the expensive red arowana, Silver Belt is another alternative. The price of a pair of silver-banded fish from Australia is about 8,000 yuan. Because the whole body is covered with silver, it is regarded as a symbol of wealth, and the swimming style is as domineering as the red dragon, which is very popular among business people.

5. Cichlids and Cichlids

The popular Cichlids feng shui fish mainly include Crown Liujian, Red Devil, and the more popular Golden Pineapple, etc. . Fish species such as the Golden Warship and the Ancient Warship of the family Perchidae are popular among families because they resemble a longevity star and look kind-hearted.

6. Small Stingray

A newly raised Feng Shui fish species in the aquarium industry. Originating from South America, it has become a rising star in Feng Shui fish because of its round and round body shape, which often lies dormant at the bottom of the aquarium, giving people a sense of stability. The price is about the same as silver hairtail.

7. Catfish family

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

8. Betta fish. Betta fish is native to Thailand and is kept in small bottles. Because of its bright colors, it is considered to have the function of complementing the five elements.

II. Direction, Five Elements, Colors, Symbols

The five elements to which the direction hexagram belongs symbolize the mutual generation and conflict of colors

(1)

North Kanshui career and success blue, black, red, orange

white, green

(2)

Northeast Gen soil education and knowledge yellow, brown, green, Black,

Red, White and Blue

(3)

Dongzhen Wood Family and Health Green, Blue, Yellow, White

Black , red gold

(4)

Southeast Xunmu economy and wealth green, blue, yellow, white,

black, red gold

(5)

Nanli Fire Cognition and Reputation Red, Orange, Blue, Black

Yellow, Green and White

(6)

Red, white and blue

(7)

Xidi gold descendants yellow, brown Red, orange

White, black

(8)

Northwestern Qianjin Mentor and Renhe Yellow, brown red, orange

White and black

Feng shui refers to the relationship between the environment and nature. Every position in nature also has its own symbolic meaning, and even colors that are mutually reinforcing and incompatible. People can make the most appropriate arrangement and color combination according to the meaning symbolized by the special position according to their own needs.

For example, if a fish tank is placed in the north, east, or southeast, you can use the complementary colors to decorate the ceiling and wall colors. It will have a bonus effect on its symbolic meaning. On the contrary, if it is paired with colors that are incompatible with each other, or if it is decorated with things that are not in line with the five elements, everything will have completely different results.