In Indonesia, fisheries of mysids and Acetes havebeen intensively continued since 1930s (Djajadiredjaand Sachlan, 1956; Omori, 1975). Locally fresh or driedmysids and Acetes are called “jembret” and “rebon”,respectively. Both “jembret” and “rebon” are processedfor making fermented shrimp paste called “terasi”. Thisproduct is commercially important in Indonesia to makechili sauce (= “sambal terasi” in Indonesian) or flavorcooking. “Rebon” is also utilized to make shrimp sauce (=“petis”).