Lol, even back when this thread was current...i.e. eleven years ago...that was still incorrect. Plenty of the fish that we consider as brackish-water species can live in 100% seawater, and/or 100% fresh, for extended periods. And the nature of brackish environments means that virtually all brackish species will be very adaptable to widely varying degrees of salinity. I'd probably trust the guys who actually have successfully kept archers to answer the question here.definitely .016 is way to much salt for all brackish fsih