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What do I need to be aware of in the winter as far as pump and filtration technology are concerned?

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What do I need to be aware of in the winter as far as pump and filtration technology are concerned?

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Usually pumps and other equipment that is sensitive to frost must be switched off, removed, and stored in a frost-free location. In smaller bodies of water it is important that the warmer survival zones for the fish are not recirculated. In larger bodies of water a small water exchange in the bank area helps prevent freezing over. For winter care: The pump should be carefully cleaned inside and out and stored in a water-filled container – in a frost-free location. This keeps gaskets moist and possible sludge residue cannot harden.

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