hi am worried with my pup eating habits he is currently almost a year he will be 1years old on the 7th of september. he hasnt been eating as much i id like him i dont know what he currently weigh but he looks kind of thin. what are some good food to help him increase his weight and should i still feed him twice a day or change it to once a day.

They digest better if you feed multiple times a day. How much do you currently feed and of what?

If that's him in your avatar, he looks good to me. Husky's that come from the working lines tend to be "underweight" by most definitions - but that's completely normal for them.
While it's common for Husky's to eat what they need - to the consternation of those of us who'd like to see a little more meat on their bones - I think that what you'll find is that even if you can convince him to eat more you'll find that he has looser bowels (sloppy poop!) and that's not really a good trade-off.

I took that picture when he was 8 months or so and I currently feed him twice a day 1 cup each time and the type of food is simply nourish chicken and turkey kind and its for adult

Pups lean out considerably in their "teen years." If you look at some of the pictures members have posted, many of the young adult dogs are quite lean (capellalayle and mobezilla, in particular come to mind - and they are very healthy looking, very active dogs)

Al - is right on the money - last winter when I was plotzing that Ami needed more food to cope with the cold (silly Mummy ) I was feeding him 3-4 cups a day...got plenty of "pudding poop" for my efforts. However, I think my boy would eat whatever I gave him...probably until he rolled over dead from overeating

I do feed 3x a day even now...he deserves a breakfast after a night alone, he loves to eat so a late afternoon dinner is a nice break...and everyone likes a midnight snack So, his ration is broken up (unequally) but for social not nutritional reasons. His poop is good, he's a happy dog, so I see no reason to change it.