Is it okay to put the Buddha in a fish tank?

Buddhists with righteous faith will not be taboo about the auspiciousness of Feng Shui. The Buddha will not care about the image of a good Lord creating a landscape. If the landscape created makes people feel peaceful and peaceful, it is also a merit, not to mention the Buddha. Not to mention not being afraid of water. Buddha is a great benevolent and loving person. How can he be blamed for such a trivial matter? As for some people who say that it is disrespectful to put Buddha statues and gods into the water. I personally feel that if you have the right intentions, you can put it anywhere. China's bad habits have mixed orthodox Buddhism with many feudal and superstitious things. It doesn’t matter when or where you practice Buddhism with true faith. Buddha is in your heart all the time. So I don't think there's anything wrong with it. I am not a Buddhist, but I prefer the culture of Buddhism. I have read "Buddhism of the Right Faith" by Master Shengyan of Dharma Drum Mountain in Taiwan and I feel very inspired. I also ask the poster to make his own judgment. Just follow the circumstances. Amitabha