The image displays an indoor aquaculture facility or aquarium store, located in South Jakarta, Indonesia

The image displays an indoor aquaculture facility or aquarium store, located in South Jakarta, Indonesia. The scene is dominated by multiple tiers of glass aquariums arranged on dark metal shelving units against a light-colored, possibly concrete, wall. Overhead, linear fluorescent or LED strip lights, some emitting a blue-purple hue, illuminate the tanks. The top tier features long, large aquariums. A prominent central tank contains numerous brightly colored fish, including various genetic variations of GloFish-type tetras in shades of pink, orange, yellow, green, and blue, interspersed with artificial or natural aquatic plants. Other tanks on this tier contain fewer or less distinct fish. The middle and lower tiers consist of smaller, rectangular aquariums. Some tanks hold various small fish, such as a tank with small silver-colored fish against a blue background. Many other tanks are dedicated to cultivated aquatic plants, appearing to be set up for propagation or sale. Visible infrastructure includes white electrical conduits running horizontally and vertically along the wall, and a dark electrical box mounted in the upper left. A green hose and clear tubing, connected to a suspended bulbous object (possibly a water pump or filter component), are centrally positioned between the aquarium racks. The floor is dark, possibly concrete, with several scattered white square tiles in the foreground. Various red and clear plastic bags, some containing miscellaneous items, and a blue container are present on the floor. No individuals are visible within the frame. The scene is static, showcasing an organized display of aquatic life.