Feng Shui — Three Legged Toad

If you were to research the three-legged toad, also knows as Chan Chu (wealth calling toad) you’d discover it has many different names. You’d also, maybe, find yourself becoming a little confused as you filter through the masses of information.

Two questions I regularly get asked are where to place the toad, whether in the home or business and if the Chinese i-ching should always remain in its mouth.

So, I’m going to demystify the legend of the three-legged toad once and for all.

First, let’s first look at some of the names you might come across in your search: Jin Qian Golden Toad, Money Toad, Wealth Toad, Toad God, Three-Legged Toad God, Money Frog, etc.

The Three-Legged Toad, Water, and Gold Coins

Legend has it that, during the full moon, this legendary, celestial, and mythical creature will shine above any homes or businesses that are about to receive good news. This news could be with regards to wealth but also just good news in general.

You’ll find the three-legged toad sitting proudly in many homes and businesses in Southeast Asia. One would rest close to the main entrance, and another would sit proudly on a desk in the office.

The legend features a wealth toad named “Chan Chu” and, like many ciphers in Chinese folklore, the toad…