are there any sw fish that can go brackish?

I know some common fw fish that are actually brackish,and some will even handle full sw but are commonly sold as fw fish(mollies,green puffers,ect)But are there any common sw fish/corals/invert that are adaptable to brackish conditions(like around 1.007sg)that are commonly sold?

 

I know that some species of seahorses are brackish fish.

 

Reeeeeeeeaaaaaaaally?? Don't say that Swag or you might just screw up all my plans on this new tank!!!!;D

 

Lol, it's very tempting I know. If you decide that the temptation is too much to bear just make sure you research a LOT.
They aren't as low as .007 but they're in the lower .020's some times lower depending on species, but they range from $200-1000's in price. Just for that I'd raise the salinity and get a cheaper breed of horse to start out with.

 

I always do my research,but darn you!!I had no idea!! I have a very nice 20 long setup,plenty of crushed coral and base rock,extra powerheads,But i've decided to go brakish on this one with money being tight so i don't have to buy special equip for(skimmer,lights,ect) but want to try something different than just fw.Thanks Swagger and k+ for the devious input!!!

 

I also apperently overlooked the price tag!!!! So i guess i'm still sticking with original plan

 

bullsharks lol but you need a big tank

 

Believe it or not,I did know that one!They've been found hundreds of miles up the mississippi river!! Which is pretty scary

 

they have actual found out that they go up rivers to give birth to there young. In the river there is very few to no pretators and tons of small fish. very wise

 

Lol, whoopsie. You should take a look at the really pricey ones tho. Gorgeous shades of bright oranges, striking yellows and fiery reds