Given the halophytic nature with xerophytic adaptive features observed in true mangroves, black mangroves being no exception, I would say the water content in leaves of such species under any condition should remain between 70-80%, at least.
The RWC can be easily determined through leaf samples using the formula RWC= (FW-DW)/(TW-DW)*100; FW, Fresh wt DW, Dry wt TW, Turgid wt (saturated). RWC depends on the soil water availability, plant water uptake, and environmental condition. Well irrigated RWC can be >90% moderately irrigated between 70-90% range, stressed 50-70%.