Young gardener, It's better to ask now that wait until the pond and it's contents are frozen in solid and coverd with a few feet of snow!
I would suggest to you, that an above ground pond, of only 110 gallons +/-, would freeze solid very quickly, without covering it over and running a large wattage pond de-icer, [1200 watts] at all times, say approximately, from late November to possibly early April. That is an expensive proposition for a young gardener! ;-)
It maybe better that you give the plants and fish a home in the garage or basement, if possible, over the winter.
"Horton"

Horton said it all. You will probably freeze solid and lose the fish and most or all of the plants.

thank you very much! I may hold out on the fish until I can have a decent sized pond in the ground.

YG, A wise decision on your part. It will all come in time!
And if Kalevi, "our man in the north" backs up what I posted, we're doing okay ;-)
"Horton"