Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 137 Walkthrough
Colony Flow Level 137 is a butterfly board where the loaded yellow background has to open first, because the big cyan wings and tiny dark body accents all compete for the same single ant hole afterward.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 137 — Full Solution
- Spend the loaded yellow opener first, especially yellow 11, 33, 4, and 36, so the outer wall begins shrinking before the side wings flood the lane.
- Keep the background moving with the next surfaced yellow family, including yellow 47 and the later small yellow accents, until the broad top and side wall are clearly reduced.
- Bring in the first cyan and white wing waves only after the yellow field is open. Cyan 18, cyan 40 / 30, and white 2 are much safer once the outer wall has already started to collapse.
- Add the dark and brown body family in parallel so the antennae, center body, and lower outline do not strand until the very end. several dark stacks and the brown inserts are best used while the wings are still draining.
- Use the small red and orange warm accents after the body route is stable. They only target little center patches and should not steal the lane from the larger wing cleanup.
- Finish with the last yellow wall pieces, remaining cyan wing tips, and the final dark body accents. The board clears when the background, both wing lobes, and the central body all disappear together.
Colors in this level:
Yellow, Cyan, White, Black, Brown, Red, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Sending the cyan wings before the yellow wall is already moving, which parks ants on the side lobes and leaves the broad outer field untouched.
- Leaving the tiny dark body pieces until too late, which strands the center body and antennae behind the wing cleanup.
- Treating the small center accents as the opener instead of collapsing the outer background first.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 137 (spoiler-free)
- Spend the yellow wall before you touch the cyan wings.
- Use the body accents while the wings are draining so the antennae do not strand until endgame.
- Save the smallest warm center patches for after the big outer masses are already reduced.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Butterfly-like portrait inside the white frame. A bright yellow background clears the outer field, two large pale-cyan wing lobes spread left and right, a brown central body rises from the middle, and small yellow and dark accent pieces sit around the lower center and antennae. A single dark ant hole sits below the portrait. The active row begins partly loaded with yellow 11, yellow 33, yellow 4, and yellow 36, then quickly rotates into green 27, white 2, yellow 5, dark 14 / 9, cyan 18, red 17, yellow 47, orange 30, cyan 40 / 30, the several dark outline stacks, and later tiny yellow, cyan, and dark cleanup singles.
- Goal
- Yellow stacks clear the broad background and many lower center accents. Cyan and white drain the large left and right wing lobes. Brown and dark shape the central body, antennae, and lower outline. Small red and orange waves finish the warm trim around the body core. The board only clears when the last yellow wall, remaining cyan wing tips, and final dark body accents disappear together.
- Opening
- The opener is background-first. The row starts with four yellow stacks already visible, so the safe opening is to spend yellow 11, 33, 4, and 36 before the cyan wing mass or dark body accents take over. Green 27 and white 2 only become safe once the broad yellow field is already shrinking.
- Danger Zone
- The cyan wings are the greed trap. If the big cyan or white wing waves enter before the yellow wall is already moving, ants park on the side lobes and leave the giant outer background untouched. The second trap is using the tiny dark body pieces too late, which strands the central body and antennae cleanup.
- Mechanics
- Loaded-row butterfly routing with a monochrome yellow opener followed by symmetric cyan wing drains. The board resolves in three layers: background first, wings second, body last.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I tap first in Colony Flow Level 137?
Start with the loaded yellow wall stacks. Level 137 only becomes stable once the broad outer background is already shrinking before the cyan wing family joins.
Why do the cyan wings jam Colony Flow Level 137?
Because they are two large side masses behind a huge yellow wall. If they enter before the outer field is already open, ants park on the wings and block the same lane the background still needs.