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15-03-2006, 08:59 AM
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Wow then I must be a borned feng shui expert. Haha the tanks are on the left hand side of the house when facing the front door. Kekeke just a mere coincidence because the garden is on the left side.
At 1st I had the same thoughts. Looking at the fish before I go to sleep. Looking at active and healthy fishes had a calming, soothing and destressing effect for me. But then when fishes not doing well, it adds more stress :P 
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16-03-2006, 02:34 PM
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Tanks in the bedroom is bad feng shui is common sense!
In my case it was the lack of it! i flooded the whole room 3 times! the damage is sickening. parquet warped, cd's/dvd[originals] magazines, computer peripherals shorted...divan thrown, PS shorted... Aslo tanks should not be in the upper floors unless it has proper drainage in case of break/leak. so feng shui is good only if it makes sense... not the now on TV BS we get. put gold frog here la this and that...ptui ptui...
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17-03-2006, 08:44 AM
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Stan,
Walau your water volume exceeded the critical capacity is it??  Kekeke is that planted tank?? Or worst cichlid lake biotope.....with all the boulders :PIt must be a huge tank since can flood your room. Mine are just guppy tanks largest oni 1 footer nia.....
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