Adaptive mitochondrial DNA mutations have the potential to be of great importance in determining aspects of the life history of an organism. The cytochrome c oxidase 1 (COX1) gene, have been used for examining genetic structuring and phylogenetic relationships at both the population and species level. Six shrimps were used for next generation sequencing. After de novo assembling and prediction of MITOS and GOGMA, the candidate of mitogenome is 16,532 bp inCinetorhynchus reticulatus , 15,659 bp inHymenocera picta , 16,837 bp inRhynchocinetes durbanensis , 16,637 bp inSaron marmoratusand 15,159 bp inCinetorhynchus hendersoni , respectively. We reconstructed the phylogenetic relationships of Cyprinodontiform species based on COX1 gene with maximum likelihood (ML) criteria. Bootstrap values (1000 replications) greater than 70% are shown at the branch nodes. The majority of nodes had support values higher than 70% and 7 were 100% supported. The number of SSR candidate is 33,067 in Cinetorhynchus reticulatus , 17,530 in Hymenocera picta , 47,839 in Rhynchocinetes durbanensis , 2,559 in Saron marmoratus , 4,437 in Thor amboinesisand 10,092 in Cinetorhynchus hendersoni.