Side-view cutaway of a tank split into a terrestrial bug habitat and aquatic shrimp garden.

Please draw a detailed side-view cutaway of a 55-gallon rectangular fish tank that has been turned into a two-part ecosystem: 2/3 of the tank is a lush, humid terrestrial bug habitat, and the remaining 1/3 is a vibrant underwater garden for shrimp. On the left two-thirds of the tank, depict a raised land area with textured substrate layers: a bottom drainage layer (like pebbles or LECA), mesh, and soil covered in leaf litter. Show thriving tropical plants like ferns, mosses, pothos vines, and fittonia. There should be cork bark, driftwood, and rocks for structure. Include a few visible bugs like isopods, millipedes, and a beetle. Add some subtle mist or humidity to the air and maybe a fogger nozzle. On the right third of the tank, depict clear water around 10–12 inches deep, with planted aquatic greenery such as Java fern, Anubias, and moss attached to driftwood and rocks. Show a few colorful shrimp swimming or resting on plants. The two sections should be visually connected but separated by a shallow retaining wall, slope, or mossy transition that blends land into water naturally. Lighting should be from above, creating a lush, vibrant, and slightly magical atmosphere, as if it's a miniature rainforest See more