The discussion revolves around the identification of microscopic organisms photographed through a microscope eyepiece. The specimens were collected from a fish tank and are suspected to be protozoans or microscopic animals, possibly belonging to the Apicomplexa group or Paramecium. Initial observations noted the presence of flagella, but accurate identification requires staining and better imaging techniques. The user applied saffronin and methylene blue stains, yet the organisms remained transparent. Further observations revealed characteristics such as two flagella joining inside an oval body with a modified front resembling horns. The magnification used for the images was requested, and the organism was ultimately identified as Lepadella patella, with confirmation from other participants in the discussion.