Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 134 Walkthrough
Colony Flow Level 134 is a white-bird garden board where the branch canopy and sky have to open first, because the white body, red flower cluster, and tiny highlight cleanup all compete for the same single ant hole afterward.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 134 — Full Solution
- Open with the early cyan-and-green pair, especially cyan 16 and green 27, so the first sky wall and top branch edge start moving before the right-side flower floods the row.
- Keep the structural lane alive with more cyan and green, especially cyan 45 / 40 and several green stacks, until the canopy and lower branch are clearly shrinking.
- Bring the white bird body in only after the branch route is stable. White 25 / 28 and the later pale fillers are much safer once the outer canopy already owns the lane.
- Add the red flower cluster once the sky and branch are already moving. Red 26 / 44 and the later red bloom waves can then clear the right-side mass without stealing the opener route.
- Use the dark contour and yellow trim through midgame to keep the branch-shadow edges, lower contour, and beak detail from stranding behind the heavier body colors.
- Finish with the late cyan wall cleaners, the last green canopy fragments, and the final white dot or red bloom cleanup. The board clears when the branch edge, right bloom, and pale body remnants all disappear together.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Green, White, Red, Yellow, Black
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Sending the red flower cluster before the canopy and sky are already shrinking, which parks ants on the right-side bloom and slows the whole outer wall.
- Flooding the white bird body before the branch route is open, which clogs the center and delays the green canopy finish.
- Treating the red bloom as an opener instead of solving the outer branch and sky first.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 134 (spoiler-free)
- Open the canopy and sky before the bird body and red bloom.
- Use the white body only after the green branch lane is already stable.
- Save the small red and pale detail cleanup for after the outer field has started shrinking.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- White-bird portrait inside the white frame. A pale-cyan sky clears the background, a dark-green branch canopy hangs across the top, a white bird or crane-like figure with a yellow-orange beak stands near the center-left, and a red flower cluster sits on the right. Green stems and branch curls run along the lower half, and many small white cloud or feather dots float through the middle. A single dark ant hole sits below the portrait. The active row begins already loaded with cyan 16, green 27, red 26, and red 44, then rotates into cyan 45 / 40, the several green stacks, white 25 / 28, the several dark outline stacks, yellow 35 / 50, and later tiny cyan, white, and green cleanup singles.
- Goal
- Cyan clears the broad sky and late outer wall around the branch. Green finishes the top canopy, lower branch, and curling side stems. White drains the bird body and many small pale dot cells. Red owns the right-side bloom, yellow handles the beak and warm trims, and dark clears the branch-shadow edges and last lower contour. The board clears only when the final canopy strip, remaining red bloom pixels, and the last white body or cloud cells disappear together.
- Opening
- The opener is branch-and-sky first. Cyan 16 and green 27 open the first background wall and canopy edge, while red 26 / 44 sit early in the row but are not the true opening lane. White body traffic is also delayed until the outer rails are already moving.
- Danger Zone
- The red flower cluster is the greed trap. If the red waves enter before the canopy and broad cyan wall are already shrinking, ants park on the small right-side bloom and block the same entrance the late outer sky still needs. The second trap is flooding the white bird body too early, which clogs the center before the branch and sky are open.
- Mechanics
- Garden-branch routing with a large green canopy, a compact red bloom, and delayed central body cleanup. The canopy and sky must open first, then the white body, then the right-side bloom and tiny highlight trims.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I tap first in Colony Flow Level 134?
Start with the early sky-and-canopy family, especially cyan 16 and green 27. The outer branch route controls the board, and the white bird plus red flower are both safer once it is already moving.
Why does the red flower jam Colony Flow Level 134?
Because it is a compact side pocket, not the opening lane. If it enters before the broad canopy and sky are shrinking, ants park on the bloom and block the same hole the outer field still needs.