Saltwater/brackish paludarium?

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I'm a big fan of paludariums and I have made a couple for myself throughout the years. I've always toyed with the idea of setting one up that was saltwater or brackish mainly as a mudskipper mangrove set up. I don't have the space nor time to do one right now, but I was wondering if anyone on here has done one in the past. If so were there any difficulties you experienced that set it apart from a regular saltwater tank?
 
I'm a big fan of paludariums and I have made a couple for myself throughout the years. I've always toyed with the idea of setting one up that was saltwater or brackish mainly as a mudskipper mangrove set up. I don't have the space nor time to do one right now, but I was wondering if anyone on here has done one in the past. If so were there any difficulties you experienced that set it apart from a regular saltwater tank?
one of my lfs has one where they breed their mudskippers, i can definetly ask about it for you!
 
one of my lfs has one where they breed their mudskippers, i can definetly ask about it for you!
That's so cool, I would definitely love to know if there are any drawbacks to it longterm wise. I figure salt creep is going to be one of the main issues, if you could share a picture that would be awesome!
 

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