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Dedicated aquarium local buy/sell

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Would you use a dedicated app to buy and sell things in the aquarium trade locally? Fish, Coral, equipment etc. Think facebook marketplace but built specifically for hobbyists around your area. There would be radius based filtering, so instead of scrolling through listings across the whole country you’d only see what is available near you. You’d also be able to list things for sale. There would also be a setting called “Tank Breakdown” that whenever someone near you is breaking down and selling their tank they could use our tank breakdown setting and you would get a notification and then you can check it out on the app. If you wouldn’t use something like this, why? Appreciate any feedback!
 
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