Ok I fixed the dam thing I bought a new coil and installed it and guess what "it did not work" funny thing eventhough I removeded the kill switch wire still no spark, I reset the gap of the coil around 10 thousands and it still did not work So I used a business card and set the gap I got spark, I re-installed the kill wire and you guess it no spark. I removed the fly wheel and fixed the kill switch and it all worked great. I am thinking I don't think the original coil was defective dam I spent $53 for the dam thing yes here in Canada we get it up the you know what for parts or anything elese we buy compared to US pricies. I did try the so-called defective coil on another 6-HP mower and it did not work. I can't believe I had a defective coil with defective kill switch ( grounded all the time) Some days it's best to stay home and watch TV.

Agree it looks like an outdoor shrub in your Zone. Why not let it spend the Summer outside in morning sun/pm shade and see if it'll bloom?

As you really can't keep live plants in with Goldies, I would caution you not to use a UG with them at all. With all my fancy, exotic tropicals, I'll admit that my pet fish are a pair of fat, useless mongrel Shubunkins so tame, they will eat from my hand and allow me to gently lift them up in the water. But just 2 of them as still only sub-adult in size, will also foul a tank faster than 200 guppies. To keep them clean, I use pebble sized "gravel" too large to get caught in the siphon hose. It covers the bottom and looks nice, but water changes with the assurance of nothing trapped below a deadly plastc plate, waiting to poison them, is pretty easy. Whatever else you do with Goldies, double or even triple the advertised filtration capacity for the tank size and water change down to their dorsals as often as you can. As cold water fish, Goldies require a lot of oxigen, so the easiest for them and you, would be as already suggested, a cannister filter. Then, you could discharge back into the tank though a spray bar and greatly increase oxigenation. Give them optimum conditions and pet carp will live a long time and give you pleasure every time you look at them. Poor Goldies! So common and cheap they get little respect, so too many people don't apprecite what great tank pets they can be.

Sue, sorry, I forgot details... New computer XP two hard drives lot's of every thing needed...Internet Explorer SP2 > On Cable...every thing else working. I don't have a different browser, don't want to change if I can help it. Been on Photobucket since they opened never had a problem like this. Another strange thing....if I post a picture from my photobucket, it shows, the URLs from Photobucket are working, just can't open the web site. Joy