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API AQUAspin Tester - Shipping Available! $1,200

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API tester I recently bought from a buddy of mine who purchased it from a coral shop in Central IL. I’ve had it for a few weeks. It also has 35 sealed testing disk. They are considered “expired” but have been comparing to Hanna Checkers and still in line. I have the email from my buddy for whom to contact and register the product under your name. Boxes of test through them he said are $250 for $50 (I have not had to buy any)

$1,200 Shipped. Not open to any trades.

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Thanks!

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Price Drop - $1,100 shipped CONUS
 
I’m sorry, that’s a typo. For 50 test, the cost is $250
 
Ok...that's what I thought. With all due respect, Im not trying to Low Ball you, but I have to ask...what would be the lowest offer you would accept so I can take it off your hands.

Thank you
 

HOW MUCH DOES A FISH’S FEEDING REQUIREMENTS AFFECT YOUR STOCKING DECISIONS?

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    Votes: 4 22.2%
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