Any low-end s/w fish that do well in brackish?

[Dieselfool]

As much as I'd like to set up my new 220 as a marine tank, I just don't have the time. I started buying gear for a s/w tank but decided as being a driver and out on the road for sometimes a few days at a time, that I just wouldn't be around enough to look after and learn about s/w so I decided to go brackish instead.
I'll probibly be starting out with some Monos in f/w then moving them to brackish as they mature. I've kept them for a short while before and really liked them. However, not much else in b/w seems to intrest me.
So as the title states, what else from low-end marine can I put in a high-end brackish tank?

 

[Dieselfool]

Oh I should add, not just survive, but thrive and be healthy and happy fish.
Thanks.

 

[krichardson]

Do you like any of the three different types of scats?


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[Cooterbrown]

Brackish is the same care level as a FO sw tank. Don't limit yourself. Neither are maintenance free. I have a 200g reef I leave for 2-3 days at a time with no effects.

 

[dragonfish]

Scats, GSP, dragon goby, mollies.

 

[krustyart]

That's like asking if there are any low-end Earth-humans that would do well on Mars.

 

[jamesdecruz]

archer fish are great to watch when they are hunting fly's etc, another fun fish is the mud skipper there are more brackish fish out there than most people think. Dwarf puffers are like people in one respect mostly good but you may get the odd one that is a little sh*t they have real character and all should be ok for a day or two