Influence of microelements zinc (as ZnCl2) nickel (NiCl2 H2O), cobalt (CoCl2), manganese (MnCl2 H2O), iron (FeCl2) and copper [copper chloride CuCl2, copper sulphate CuSO4. 5H2O, copper acetate (CH3COO)2 Cu.2H2O and copper nitrate Cu (NO3)2 3H2O] on the level of a-amilase activity (enzymatical code(E.C) 3.2.1.1.) were measured in intestinal mucosa, pyloric caecae and pancreas in beluga juveniles (Huso huso) to determine of micro elements that increase the level of enzyme activity. This study was done in vitro with five replications and with two concentrations of 1 and 1x10-4 mg/l of ions Zn2+, Ni2+, CO2+, Mn2+. Fe2+ and CU2+ 217 pieces of beluga juveniles with an average weight 25±7 grams, necropsied and necessary organs were removed and Frozen as soon as possible in 2001. The frozen organs were thawed and the experiments were followed in the laboratory of faculty of fisheries, Gorgan university of agricultural science and natural resources (Golestan province) and in the sturgeon international research institute (Guilan province). The results showed that, in most of treatments, the level of enzyme activities were more than control a dose of 1mg/l in pyloric caecae, Zinc and copper nitrate with a dose of 1mg/l in pancreas were less than control. The activity of this enzyme, under influence of iron with a dose 1x10-4mg/1 in intestinal mucosa, iron and manganese with a dose of 1 mg/l in pyloric caecae were less than control. Decrease of this enzyme activity under influence of mentioned microelements, were not significantly less than control (p>0.05).