Successful selection for optimal growthrate or body weight is a key objective in aquaculture breeding programs.Traditional phenotype-based selectionis typically used to select for growth traits, however, it requires severalgenerations to optimize genetic improvement. In addition, insight into thegenetic bases of growth can be used to make better selection decisions.Marketdemand for the orange-spotted grouper has prompted the development of shfamilies and populations characterized by lower food consumption and highergrowth rates.Test Method for Tracking and skeletalmuscle first generation micro satelliterelated gene screening analysis, thefinal Phenotype and genotype statistics, using 11 microsatellite DNA markers toanalyze the correlation between genotype and body weight, DT1 and DT3 indifferent ethnic groups each nine and DT2 six molecular markers correlatedreached significant level in body weight and genotype in the Three groups atthe same time achieve significant level there are five microsatellite markers(Ela8112d, Ela348, Ela9156b, Ela8112a, Ela22361) show gentian grouperpolymorphic microsatellite molecular markers have the potential to be used asmolecular markers for assisted breeding (MAS), the future can be used to establishmolecular markers assisted breeding platform.