Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 109 Walkthrough
Colony Flow Level 109 is a puzzled yellow duck on a cyan sky. Start with the two light-blue edge stacks and the tiny black 2, then let orange 39 and the early black outline waves clear the hole before the yellow face refills and late purple question marks join.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 109 — Full Solution
- Tap the light-blue 17 stack in the first active cell, then the light-blue 18 stack in the second active cell. Those two waves start the left border and lower cyan rim around the duck. Give them a beat to clear the bottom edge before sending any high-board color.
- Tap the black 2 stack in the fourth active cell. That tiny black wave clears the first eye / foot / underside accent near the hole and drains quickly. Do not send yellow 25 or purple 26 yet.
- Tap the orange 39 stack in the middle active cell. Orange ants start clearing the wide beak while the next black refill that rises behind the opener begins the lower outline. Let orange and black alternate instead of stacking both at once.
- Once the beak and early outline are moving, tap the first yellow 25 refill, then the later yellow face refills as they rise, including yellow 21 and the larger late yellow body wave. These yellow ants clear the cheek and crown. Leave a beat between yellow taps so they do not jam the bottom lane orange still uses.
- Feed the light-blue background refills after the opener, including the early light-blue 20 and pale-cyan 45, then the later light-blue waves that finish the left wall, bottom rim, and top border. Keep the far-right light-blue 13 for the late top-right sky pocket.
- Hold purple 26 until the duck face and most of the cyan border are already colored. Then tap purple and the later purple refills as they rise so the floating question marks clear one by one. Purple is a late family on this board.
- Use the late black outline refills and the final light-blue cleaner to finish the last underside pixels and the small cyan pocket beside the top-right question mark. The level clears when the final sky square is cleared and the full duck portrait finishes clearing.
Colors in this level:
Light blue, Orange, Black, Yellow, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Tapping purple 26 before the cyan border and yellow face are underway, which parks purple ants at the top corners and blocks the late sky cleanup.
- Sending the large yellow face refill while orange 39 and the early black outline waves are still crowding the hole, which jams the duck cheek and strands the right-edge light-blue 13.
- Spending the far-right light-blue 13 too early, leaving no clean wave for the final top-right cyan pocket beside the last question mark.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 109 (spoiler-free)
- Open with the light-blue 17 and 18 pair. The duck is central, but the route really opens through the cyan border.
- Spend black 2 early, then let orange 39 and the next black outline wave alternate through the hole before you touch purple.
- Save the far-right light-blue 13 for the late top-right background pocket, and do not release purple 26 until the duck face is already taking shape.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Portrait duck-head pixel portrait on a cyan background, with a broad orange beak, black outline and feet, and purple question marks floating around the top half. A single ant hole sits under the duck on the dirt strip. The 5-cell opener row is light blue 17, light blue 18, orange 39, black 2, and light blue 13. The first visible refill band under it shows yellow 25, light blue 20, and purple 26, and later frames show more black outline refills, yellow face refills, and late light-blue sky cleaners climbing into the same five active slots.
- Goal
- Light blue has to finish the cyan sky and the border around the duck, especially the late top-right pocket. Orange clears the beak. Yellow clears the duck head and cheek. Black clears the eye, underside, outline, and feet. Purple is reserved for the floating question marks. The board only clears once the final cyan square beside the last purple mark is filled.
- Opening
- Light blue 17 and light blue 18 go first from the left side of the active row so the border and lower sky start moving immediately. Black 2 follows early because the tiny outline accent sits clear to the hole and drains fast. Orange 39 then starts the beak while the next black refill begins the lower outline. Yellow 25, purple 26, and the far-right light-blue 13 all stay held until that opener traffic is already moving.
- Danger Zone
- Purple 26 is the main trap. The question marks live at the top corners, so early purple parks ants high on the board and blocks the late sky cleanup. The second trap is the large yellow face refill that appears later in the queue, especially yellow 47. Send that while orange and black are still using the bottom lane and the duck cheek jams the same route the late right-edge light-blue 13 still needs.
- Mechanics
- Loaded active-row duck portrait with a single ant hole, delayed punctuation, and a late sky cleaner. Compared with empty-active Colony Flow boards, Level 109 starts with five filled opener slots and makes the player spend two light-blue edge stacks plus a tiny black detail stack before the big yellow face and purple question marks are safe.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I open first in Colony Flow Level 109?
Start with the light-blue 17 and light-blue 18 pair, then use the tiny black 2. Those three opener stacks clear the border and the small bottom outline details so orange 39 can start the beak without clogging the hole.
Why does purple 26 fail so often in Colony Flow Level 109?
Purple belongs to the floating question marks near the top corners, so it is one of the farthest routes from the hole. If you send it before the cyan border and yellow duck face have opened the board, purple ants stall high on the map and the late light-blue sky cleaner cannot finish the last pocket.