The study aimed to find the effect of feeding times of industrial feed on growth and survival rate of larvae and postlarvae of Giant fresh water prawn. The study included 5 treatments: (i) 5 times/day; (ii) 6 times/day; (iii) 7 times/day; (iv) 8 times/day and (v) control. Experimental tank volume was 120 liter and stocking density was 60 larvae/liter with water at salinity of 12‰. The results of the experiment showed that the length of postlarvae 15 (11.07 ± 0.15 mm), survival rate (54.4 ± 7.7%) and productivity (32,653 ± 4,646 con/m3 ) at treatments in larger 6 times/day but the difference was not statistically significant (p > 0.05) compared with the remaining treatments. It can be concluded that nursing freshwater prawn for feeding 6 times/day is most suitable.