The fire shrimp(Lysmata debelius ), a common cleaner shrimp is one of newfavorite species in aquarium trade. Delightful appearance and helpful "cleaning service" by removing parasites from coral reef fish make the fire shrimp such an indispensable ornamental creature for aquarium. To avoiding overfishing and building an effective culturing system, this study aimed for the artificial propagation of fire shrimps. The correlation between carapace length of adult shrimps, numbers of larvae hatching, duration of hatching, and water temperature were investigated. In addition, the larval growth and survival rate in different levels of feeding concentrations, time of starvation, salinities and water temperatures were measured.