Glass-Dome Butterfly Conservatory

Create a wide 16:9 interior of a fictional, people-free butterfly conservatory inside a vast glass dome. Suggest thousands of butterflies across the whole habitat, but organize them in layered depth: no more than eight crisp foreground insects, several loose midground streams above planting beds, and distant specks beneath the dome. Use user-verified species references for wing pattern, body anatomy, scale, and host-plant relationships; otherwise use clearly invented non-species patterns and make no scientific claim. Keep every foreground butterfly complete, with two antennae, six legs, symmetrical wing attachment, and no merged bodies. Build broad marble circulation paths, low planted islands, two shallow fountains with guarded edges and dry landing stones, and slender gold-toned structural ribs. Place verified non-toxic tropical plants in distinct height layers while keeping feeding and resting areas away from water jets and visitor paths. Use diffused daylight through the dome, gentle humidity haze, calm airflow, and three uncluttered focal zones rather than a chaotic swarm. No person, handling, pinning, baiting, overcrowding, damaged wing, predator, collision with glass, impossible plant label, logo, text, luxury or welfare claim, 8K claim, or watermark.