The experiment 1 was conducted to study the optimum protein to energy ratio of juvenile tiger grouper. Using casein and fish meal as protein source were added to the diets in two dietary protein levels (45and 52%) were used along with four lipid concentration of 7, 10, 13, and 16% (energy levels 330, 355, 381 and 407kcal/100g)at each protein level. The experiment diets were fed for 12 weeks to triplicate groups of tiger grouper (average weight: 26.5g). Weight gain, FCR(feed conversion ratio) and survival rate of fish were better when fish fed higher protein and energy. In experiment 2, wheat flour as carbohydrate source were added to the basal diets ranging from 5-30% . All six diets were fed for 6 weeks to triplicate groups of tiger grouper ( average initial weight: 67g), the diets containing wheat flour concentration of 10and15% attained higher weight gain than other groups.