This image depicts a contained freshwater aquarium environment

This image depicts a contained freshwater aquarium environment. The precise location within Spring Valley, United States, is not ascertainable from the visual evidence. The scene features two adult Discus fish (Symphysodon species). On the left, a blue Discus is oriented facing forward, displaying a prominent orange-red eye and iridescent blue fins. On the right, a reddish-brown Discus, exhibiting subtle vertical banding and small white dermal spots, is positioned sideways, facing left. This second fish is situated adjacent to an upright, gnarled piece of dark brown driftwood. Numerous small, pale, ovate structures, consistent with fish eggs, are adhered to the surface of this driftwood. The aquatic habitat includes multiple live plants. A dense mass of green moss-like plant material is attached to a substantial piece of dark brown driftwood in the lower-left quadrant. Various tall, slender stem plants with fine leaves extend vertically through the water column, with one spiraled stem visible on the upper right. Broader-leafed aquatic plants are rooted in the light-colored, sandy substrate at the bottom of the tank. Aquarium equipment is visible. A white and black cylindrical device, likely an aquarium heater or filter intake, is partially submerged in the upper-left, entwined with plants. A black circular object, possibly a suction cup or filter component, is affixed to the right glass wall. The water within the tank is clear. There is no human presence depicted.