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Dear Rose,

Frankly, in my opinion, it does not matter to as the qi flow is `small'.
How much can th fishes generate qi or water `disturbance'.

It also depends on the size and the type of fish. For example, rearing
goldfish, angelfish etc... I personally feel no effect whether it is open or
closed. But if one is rearing Kois (or carps) or dragonfish, it is
preferable that the top is opened.

The reason why, we always mentioned that rearing fish is not considered
`fast' moving qi e.g. a waterfall or fountain is because here some Feng Shui
Masters ask this question:-

1. When we need to maintain or clean the fish tank, we have to remove water
from the tank. This act is symbollic of pouring away `wealth' or water. You
do not see this happen with a waterfall or fountain.

2. What happens when the fish dies?

Warmest Regards,
Cecil


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Date: Thursday, May 20, 1999 11:01 AM
Subject: Re: Rearing fish


>From: "Rose Say"
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>Cecil/Robert has emphasized before that often times fish tank is used only
as a cure, rather than enhancer. To be effective, is it true that fish tank
should be "open" to allow Qi to flow into, or it does not matter?
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>This concerns me as my fish tank, by design, is a "closed" fish tank with a
bulb at the top.
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