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I have never bought bio balls used. What is a fair price for used ones? I am talking about the larger balls with the "pin" configuration. Roughly enough to fill a 15 quart container. They look about like the ones in this link.
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Jarrod - Houston, Texas
150 gallon - my African cichlid monster tank (I know it isn't a big as yours)
17 gallon - Threadfin rainbows and corys lightly planted
5 gallon - planted red cherry shrimp breeder
3 gallon - planted red cherry shrimp breeder -
I can only tell you, I'd pay about $20. but I don't use them so that might be a lowball answerSoftie Reef -
used bio balls usually dont go for much from what ive seenI make people happyComment
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Take the standard retail cost and divide that by 70%......that's what you should see them for if not less....i gave away most of what I had or I would offer them to you...It's like anything else.....the demand for the product dictates it's current cost to the consumer....
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That's cool. I saw many people on here complaining about how expensive they were and figured I was sitting on a golden egg. Guess not...
I opted for the 6 for $1 scrubbers. BTW, I have a few extra packages of those too.
My OCD won't allow mixing of scrubbers with bio balls. lolJarrod - Houston, Texas
150 gallon - my African cichlid monster tank (I know it isn't a big as yours)
17 gallon - Threadfin rainbows and corys lightly planted
5 gallon - planted red cherry shrimp breeder
3 gallon - planted red cherry shrimp breederComment
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