Is there anything wrong with raising tilapia in a fish tank according to Feng Shui theory?

Hello, host.

The fish tank is used to collect water vapor, so remember not to cap it. It doesn’t really matter what kind of fish you raise. What Feng Shui emphasizes is taking movement from stillness and taking stillness from movement. Therefore, the sages said that water is inherently moving, and the beauty lies in stillness. But this is for living water.

On the other hand, the beauty of water or fish tanks in your home is that there is movement in the stillness. And this movement comes from these fish. Fish swimming can make still water move and come alive.

Although all kinds of Feng Shui fish are very popular nowadays, to be honest, it doesn’t matter what kind of fish you raise. As long as it is vivid and lively, there will be no problem.

The fish is never the protagonist, the real useful thing is the water.

The fish tank is not suitable to be placed in a prosperous position, but is suitable to be placed in a weak position. When weak Qi meets water, it can attract wealth. Therefore, the Northeast Gen position and the South position are not suitable for square fish tanks. However, if Wangfang is not a gas outlet, the problem is not that big.

The more suitable ones are the Kan position in the north and the Kun position in the southwest. The other directions don't matter, good or bad. This is from the general direction of Yuan Yun. It depends on the layout of the house.

But to be honest, the effect of the little water collected in the fish tank at home is limited. Its ability to promote good fortune is limited, and its power to bring disaster is also limited. The real disaster caused by Feng Shui is mostly caused by external factors. The internal game is mostly auxiliary.

Of course, if you just think that Feng Shui can score one point, then that’s okay.