This type of photosynthesis is most common in desert plants where water is at a premium. In CAM photosynthesis, CO2 is taken up only at night and is stored in vacuoles. This causes a build up of oxaloacetate (acidic) - which we just met in C4 photosynthesis - in those vacuoles.
How much is it? On average, a seahorse can cost anywhere from $45 to as much as $250, depending on the species. Refer to our table below to see what the most common species cost. For example, the dwarf seahorse can cost anywhere from $8 to $25, while the black giant can retail for $25 to $80, depending on the size. Larger ones, regardless of the species, are going to toward the higher end of the price range.
Seahorses sure look different from other fish. Seahorses look nothing like fish. But they are related to other bony fish, like salmon. If you stretch a seahorse out to itâs full length, it is easy to see that they are really fish. Seahorses are from .6 to 14 inches long. Their name comes from their horse-like appearance. Seahorses have no scales, just a thin skin stretched over bony rings.