Abstract: A holder for a wirelessly locatable tag may be used with a wirelessly locatable tag comprising a housing member defining a region of an exterior surface of the wirelessly locatable tag configured to act as a speaker diaphragm. The holder may include a receptacle portion configured to at least partially surround the wirelessly locatable tag, the receptacle portion defining a first opening configured to allow the wirelessly locatable tag to be positioned in the receptacle portion, a second opening configured to at least partially surround an outer periphery of a battery door of the wirelessly locatable tag, and a third opening aligned with the region of the exterior surface configured to act as the speaker diaphragm. The holder may further include a fastener coupled to the receptacle portion and configured to releasably secure the first opening in a closed configuration to retain the wirelessly locatable tag in the receptacle portion.

Abstract: A holder for a wirelessly locatable tag may include a snap assembly coupling a first element of the holder to a second element of the holder thereby securing the wirelessly locatable tag within a recess of the holder, the snap assembly including a male assembly having a protrusion component, a female assembly defining an opening that is configured to receive the protrusion component, a groove defined in one of either the male assembly or the female assembly, a compression ring positioned in the groove and configured to retain the male assembly to the female assembly, and a compliant member positioned in the groove and providing a biasing force on the compression ring.

Abstract: An automated aquarium frozen fish food feeder has a housing containing a cooling device and a dispensing device. Frozen fish food cubes dispensed into a basket melt before being accessible to fish. Melted fish food exits through openings in the basket of a size that prevent dispersal of the frozen cubes. The device structure minimizes heat exchange with ambient air. A carousel rotates to place a food container periodically in registration with a food outlet. A mechanism opens the bottom surface of the food container and dispenses food through the outlet aperture. The carousel surface is treated with friction-free coating. The carousel is removable from the carousel chamber for cleaning or filling. Different carousels are provided each dedicated to a particular size of frozen food cubes. The carousel chamber is included in a drawer below the cooling device for easy access for cleaning and for inserting selected carousels.