So from the perspective of fish farming, what is the feng shui function of arowana? Come and have a look with me!
Arowana originated from the rumor that raising red dragons can eliminate disasters and solve problems. Under the public demand of Feng Shui jar, "Dragon Emperor Tiger" has become the owner's favorite in the current aquarium pet market. "Emperor Tiger" refers to thunder fish, and "Dragon" refers to arowana.
In China, because arowana looks like a dragon, it is regarded as the incarnation of the dragon, and it is believed that arowana has the geomantic functions of guarding the house, ward off evil spirits and making money.
In addition, Arowana is also quite famous abroad. For example, in Thailand, people raise arowana and worship arowana in the hope of bringing benefits; In Indonesia, arowana can avoid losing money, breaking evil feng shui and other disasters.
Finally, no matter what kind of fish you keep, you should pay attention to the shape of the fish tank, the number of fish and the color of the fish. Arowana is suggested to use plant lights for lighting, and the optical rotation is weak. Jinlong is dominated by blue light, supplemented by white light. In fact, whether it is a plant lamp or a sun lamp, the weak optical rotation is better in the choice of lighting, because if it is irradiated with too strong light, the body color of arowana will fade.