I've gone over the lists of prizes and winners closer that a Floriad ballot supervisor and have finally satisfied myself that things are cool. My confusion of yesterday was caused by thinking that Aquarium Pharmaceuticals had sent their donation to David, when if fact they will ship the stuff out to the winners on our behalf. During this search, I discovered that I had only allocated 4 of the possible 5 prizes that this donation could be divided into. I have made one final switch - that darned Perfecto Undergravel filter was pegged to be used as an HMA and the winner is a "plant person" who has no use for such an item. I'm allocating the final API set to HMA for #24 Chris Tsang, Vancouver instead. This leaves me with an unallocated undergravel filter with a retail value of approx. $20.00. According to the box it came in, it cost $16.00 US to ship here. In my mind, it seems hardly worthwhile to pay to send this to anybody if they aren't going to appreciate it. Unless someone wants it (and is willing to pay for the shipping), I'm gonna donate it to a local aquarium club to give to one of their younger members. I have just received an e-mail from All Glass Aquarium, giving us permission to auction off the 72 gallon tank. I've been holding off doing anyhting on this until I had received this go-ahead. Now, I know it probably isn't hard to arrange an online auction - but i've never done this before. Can or should I register it with more than one on-line auction (there are several)? Is it possible to set a minimum bid? Do we HAVE to accept the highest bid (I'd be really pissed if we only get $50.00 for $500.00 worth of tank). How long can auctions be? How long should it be? James ------------------ To unsubscribe from this list, e-mail majordomo@thekrib.com with "unsubscribe aga-contest" in the body of the message. To subscribe to the digest version, add "subscribe aga-contest-digest" in the same message. Old messages are available at http://lists.thekrib.com/aga-contest When asked, log in as username is "aga-contest", and password "lookie-loo".