Reticulum Constellation in the southern sky borders the constellations Dorado, Horologium and Hydrus. It represents the reticle, a net of cross-hairs at the focus of a telescope eyepiece used to measure star positions. Reticulum Constellation spans 27 degrees of the zodiac within Pisces Constellation, from 24° Pisces Sign to 21° Aries Sign.

2000	B	Star	Mag	Orb
25 ♓ 22	κ	Kappa Ret	4.7	1°00′
29 ♓ 39	β	Beta Ret	3.8	1°10′
05 ♈ 14	γ	Gamma Reti	4.5	1°00′
07 ♈ 19	δ	Delta Ret	4.6	1°00′
07 ♈ 47	α	Alpha Ret	3.3	1°30′
09 ♈ 08	ι	Iota Ret	5.0	1°00′
19 ♈ 53	ε	Epsilon Ret	4.4	1°00′

Reticulum Constellation Astrology

In astrology, Reticulum gives a restricted life, self-absorption, tenacity, selfishness and emotion. ^[1]

Riculum Rhomboidalis, the Rhomboidal Net, is generally supposed to be of La Caille’s formation as a memorial of the reticle which he used in making his celebrated southern observations; but it was first drawn by Isaak Habrecht, of Strassburg, as the Rhombus, and so probably only adopted by its reputed inventor. It lies north of Hydrus and the Greater Cloud, containing thirty-four stars from 3.3 to 7th magnitudes. It is the French Réticule or Rhombe, the German Rhomboidische Netz, and the Italian Reticolo. ^[2]

References

1. Fixed Stars and Constellations in Astrology, Vivian E. Robson, 1923, p.59.
2. Star Names: Their Lore and Meaning, Richard H. Allen, 1889, p.348-349.