Brackish fish in a reef

[Kingtriton92]

I recently learned that Mollies can be acclimated to life in a reef tank and although I'm not a huge fan of Mollies it got me curious about what other species this can be done with.

Anyone know of other brackish fish that can transition to life in a reef tank?  Bumblebee Goby?

[Blue Z Reef]

I had green spot puffers a long time ago that I transitioned to saltwater. Obviously not Reef safe (they eat everything...including fingers 😂)

 

Also had some archer fish at one time. Cool fish except they squirt steams of water out of the tank trying to take down bugs. Mine always soaked a spot where the sun hit the wall 😦. I had lids but they found the gaps lol

 

[badxgillen]

Yes, there are a number of puffers that will swing both fresh and salt water, and dont forget the Monos and Scats.

[Kingtriton92]

5 hours ago, badxgillen said:

Yes, there are a number of puffers that will swing both fresh and salt water, and dont forget the Monos and Scats.

I had never heard of monos or scats but after a consultation with Google I'm intrigued.   There are some really cool looking varieties. 

[Jeffster]

On 9/14/2019 at 9:10 AM, Kingtriton92 said:

I recently learned that Mollies can be acclimated to life in a reef tank and although I'm not a huge fan of Mollies it got me curious about what other species this can be done with.

Anyone know of other brackish fish that can transition to life in a reef tank?  Bumblebee Goby?

Not sure about brackish fish, but the black Molleys I used the m from 1981-1995 for cycling. Probably any warm water fish that goes from salt to fresh will work. Sturgeon are a local fish . I have seen little mini’s sharks , scats, Sturgeon, bass .