10 types of fish considered lucky for homes

Fish that bring good luck

In many cultures, like Feng Shui and Vastu Shastra, fishes are believed to bring wealth, prosperity, and positive energy to their owners. Here we list some such fishes that are considered to be lucky to keep at home:

Arowana

Also called the “wealth fish”, the Arowana are considered to bring prosperity, and good luck to their owners. Because of their dragon-like appearance, they are also called "dragon fish" and they are associated with high status and success in Feng Shui.

Goldfish

One of the most common pet fish breeds, the Goldfish are believed to bring wealth, happiness, and good luck. Their golden hue represents prosperity. And so, they are often kept in a group of 9 or 7.

Koi fish

Koi Fish are admired for their beauty and strength and they are commonly kept in ponds. In Asian cultures, they symbolize perseverance, wealth, and spiritual growth.

Flowerhorn Fish

This unique-looking fish is considered extremely auspicious in Feng Shui due to its vibrant colours and prominent head bump.

Betta Fish

Betta fish are believed to protect their owners against negative energy and lead to mental clarity. They are territorial fish and hence should be kept individually or in a community tank with other peaceful grouping fish.

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Black Moor Goldfish

This is a variant of the goldfish, and it is associated with protection and balance.

Guppy Fish

Another common pet fish breed, the Guppies are small, energetic and vibrant coloured fishes. Because of this, they’re believed to bring joy, prosperity, and positive energy to the homes they are kept in.

Angelfish

Elegant and graceful, Angelfish are often linked with peace, harmony, and spiritual protection.

Mollies

Slightly bigger than Guppies, the Mollies are small, colourful, and friendly fish that adapt well to home aquariums. In Vastu, they’re associated with positivity and smooth energy flow.

Plecostomus

Often called “cleaner fish,” Plecostomus are kept in tanks to clean them as they are known for eating algae. Symbolically, they represent purification— removing negativity and promoting clarity.

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