
Quick Feng Shui Guide
What to Know First
Setting up a Feng Shui fish tank can massively boost your financial flow, but the rules are very strict. Here is exactly what you need to know:
Never face the kitchen stove (it causes a severe Fire and Water Clash).
Watch out
Never place it directly behind your sofa (Water is constantly moving, so placing it behind you ruins your "support system" and stability).
Step by step
How to Apply This Tip
The Shape Matters
Stick to round or rectangular tanks. Avoid triangles or any shape with sharp angles, as sharp corners create aggressive energy that can trigger arguments and drama in your home.
The Fish Choice
Odd numbers are best for the fish count. Goldfish and Koi are your top choices - their vibrant colors and strong life force perfectly symbolize wealth and luck.
The Placement Rules
Place your tank in the Southeast sector or the primary Wealth Corner of your living room. However, you may want to avoid three major dealbreakers:
The Height Limit
Your tank should never be placed higher than head level - in Feng Shui, this is called "Suffocating Overhead Energy," which dampens your luck. Conversely, don't place it flat on the ground either - this creates "Ungrounded Lower Energy," which drains your financial stability. Keep it at a balanced, mid-level height.
The Maintenance
Always keep the water crystal clear, and promptly remove any dead fish and replace them with new ones. A dead fish is a major energy drain, so keeping the tank thriving is non-negotiable for keeping your money flowing.
More Feng Shui Notes
Never put it in the bedroom (the excess moisture disrupts your sleep energy).