Yes, but there are some details that need to be paid attention to: Feng Shui placement of home fish tanks Note 1: The fish tank should not be too large. A fish tank that is too big will store too much water. From the perspective of Feng Shui, water is certainly important. , too much or too deep is not suitable, and the fish tank is too high if it is higher than the eye position of an adult when standing up. Therefore, the fish tank in the living room should not be too large or too high, especially for a small living room.
Note 2 on Feng Shui placement of fish tanks at home: Fish tanks should not be placed in auspicious directions. No house can be perfect. There are always some external evil spirits. Using a fish tank to resolve external evil spirits is one of the clever ways. In Feng Shui, there is a saying of "driving water into the zero hall". The so-called "zero hall" refers to the position of bad luck. It means that bringing water into the direction of bad luck can turn misfortune into good fortune and turn bad luck into good luck. Therefore, the fish tank should be placed in the unlucky side rather than the auspicious side.