The optimal growth protein requirement in dietary experiment of fourfinger threadfin (Eleutheronema rhadinum). Using fish meal and casein as protein sources, the experimental diets with a protein level of 40, 44, 48, 52% and a fat level of 10% were prepared. The growth increased with the increase in protein level in diets. Broken-line linear regression was performed as a percentage of weight gain. The analysis found that the optimal growth protein requirement was 48.5%. The optimal growth protein/energy ratio in dietary experiment. with 46, 50% protein and lipid 10, 12, 14, 16% level , The lower lipid level in diets grew poorly, The dietary content protein 46%, when the lipid content reaches more than 14%, it has a better weight gain rate same with the higher protein level of 50% and lipid level of 14% and 16%. It is estimated that the suitable growth energy in diet is 1500. -1600 Kjoule / 100g feed, protein and energy ratio is 29.5-30.5 mg / Kjoule. Properly increasing the fat in the larvae feed can effectively save protein.