Check out Amazon dot com- They will have many different sellers for the same item, at various prices. Lets say your looking at a book- the lowest priced vendors are selling it for, say, around 12 bucks. There will be several within a few cents of each other, plus $3.99 for shipping. There will be some more with "free shipping", but the price will be about 4 bucks more (!). But then scroll on down the list- price will keep going up, until at the end they will be in the 50 or 60 dollar range! Why? I have no idea! Do they ever sell any at that price? It would sure seem like a perfect example of my dad's Old Saying #2875: "Anybody rich enough to swing that deal ought to be smart enough not to."
I know this doesn't explain the price difference on your tank, but it does indicate that the practice is pretty universal.
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