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 weigh up to eight oz. Their length is 2-12, depending on the species. That means that the biggest type of seahorse is about the size of a Barbie doll. Seahorses are slow growing and can take up to a year to mature. When a seahorse is mature, it is full grown and able to reproduce. Also, seahorses only live up to 4 years.