Brook trout are beautiful fish. Although the intensity of the color may vary, they often have vibrant golden specks on an olive/green to to dark brown background with subtle blue, red, and purple specks mixed in. There are less specks on the very top of the fish which is darker and on the bottom where it becomes a brilliant yellow-orange-red.
As a symbol or emblem, the five-pointed star, or mullet of five points, arises from classical heraldry, and it shares none of the esoteric or occult associations given to the pentagram, or Seal of Solomon, since at least the Renaissance period.
Acubens [Alpha (a) Cancri]: The name of this star means the claws, and in classical representations of Cancer it does indeed represent the southern most claw of the crab. Shining at only magnitude +4.2, Acubens lies about 135 light-years away. As with most of Cancer's stars, you'll need a dark sky to see Acubens. Acubens is actually a double star, but the companion is not visible in a small telescope. The companion shines at only 11 th magnitude and lies about 11 seconds of arc away at position angle 322.