Microalgae are the most important bait organisms that provide nutrition for oyster larvae. Different algae species have different cell sizes and nutrients, which are suitable for the needs of different periods. Therefore, in order to stabilize and expand the production capacity of artificial oyster spat, this project intends to study the single-feeding algae species that is most suitable for Taiwan's environment, and the optimal compound-feeding algae species that is required in different periods. According to the results of this study, it is recommended to use Nannochloropsis oculata as a single feeding algae species, with a feeding concentration of 2 x 103 cells/ind/day, and an increase of 8% daily to achieve the best growth rate and survival rate until spat. The second is Isochrysis galbana fed with a concentration of 2 x 103 cells/ind/day. The results of the compound feeding of algae species showed that after the oyster larvae grow to 150 μm, replacing part of the proportion of Nanno with Chaetoceros gracilis or T etraselmis chui can effectively increase the growth rate.