Which constellation is represented by two fish?

The constellation represented by two fish is Pisces.

Pisces is a zodiac constellation whose name is Latin for “the fishes.” In its traditional Greco-Roman depiction, two fish are tied together by a cord or ribbon. The constellation’s mythology is commonly linked to Aphrodite and her son Eros, who transformed into fish—or were carried by fish—to escape the monster Typhon.

Pisces is an ancient constellation with roots in Babylonian star traditions, including figures associated with a great swallow and a fish. Today it occupies a large region of the sky between Aquarius and Aries, with Cetus, Pegasus, Andromeda, and Triangulum also nearby.

Pisces can be confused with Capricornus because both are zodiac constellations with aquatic imagery. Capricornus is traditionally a sea-goat, while Aquarius represents the water-bearer. Aries, by contrast, is the ram, and its position next to Pisces helps mark the constellation’s eastern boundary.