New homeowners, 1,200-gal pond filled Aug, no fish/plants yet. Kansas winters below 0°F. Asks: remove pump? Heater needed?
Pump can be removed, stored dry. But running it preserves plumbing and allows earlier spring start.
De-icer (heater) keeps hole in ice; aerator does same cheaper. Both work if pond deep enough.
Kansas winters need depth + water movement. Plan for fish now.
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