Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 140 Walkthrough
Colony Flow Level 140 is a framed girl-portrait board where the green border and early pale field have to open first, because the black hair, white face, and tiny blue-red detail pockets all compete for the same single ant hole afterward.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 140 — Full Solution
- Start with the staged frame opener: cyan 20, cyan 13, green 1, dark 35, and green 11. Let those first field and border lanes open before the heavy face and hair masses arrive.
- Keep the structural route moving with more green and cyan, especially several green stacks and cyan 45 / 40, until the outer border is clearly shrinking.
- Bring in the big black hair family only after the frame is already active. Black 35 and the later dark inserts are much safer once the border already owns the lane.
- Add the white face family after that. White 45 / 35 and the later pale fillers should arrive only once the frame and hair route are both stable.
- Work the warm and blue detail accents through midgame: the heavy orange center waves, red 23, blue 1, and the small mouth / scarf pieces are safest after the main silhouette is already reduced.
- Finish with the last green border fragments, the remaining hair blocks, and the final pale background dots. The board clears when the outer frame, face, hair, and tiny scarf detail all disappear together.
Colors in this level:
Green, Cyan, White, Black, Red, Orange, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Flooding the row with central face or hair traffic before the green border is already shrinking, which clogs the portrait center and slows the outer collapse.
- Spending blue or red too early, which wastes the lane on tiny scarf or mouth pockets while the bigger silhouette still needs it.
- Treating the portrait interior as the opener instead of stabilizing the outer frame first.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 140 (spoiler-free)
- Open the frame before the face.
- Let the black hair move only after the outer green border is already shrinking.
- Save the blue scarf and red mouth for after the main portrait silhouette is already reduced.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Girl portrait inside the white frame. A bright green frame wraps the outer border, a pale white face and neck clear the center-left, a deep black hairstyle arcs around the top and right side, a red mouth sits in the middle, and a blue scarf or bow-like shape runs across the lower neck. Small pale square accents dot the background around her. A single dark ant hole sits below the portrait. The active row begins already loaded with cyan 20, cyan 13, green 1, dark 35, and green 11, then rotates into orange 37, dark 40, red 23, green 44, black 35, white 45 / 35, cyan 45 / 40, green 40 / 24, orange 29 / 30, dark 19, blue 1, and late tiny pale and green cleanup singles.
- Goal
- Green stacks clear the full outer border and late lower-right edge. White and pale finish the face, neck, and background dot pockets. Black and dark drain the hair mass and later edge accents. Blue clears the scarf or bow shape. Red and orange own the mouth, hairband, and a few warm face highlights. The board only clears when the last green border segment, remaining black hair block, and final pale face or dot cells disappear together.
- Opening
- The opener is border-and-background first. Cyan 20, cyan 13, green 1, dark 35, and green 11 are all already staged, so the safe start is to open the lower border and first pale background lane before the heavy hair and face masses flood the center. The black hair family becomes safe after the frame is moving, while the blue scarf and red mouth are later detail traffic.
- Danger Zone
- The face-and-hair center is the greed trap. If white 45 / 35 or the big black hair waves enter before the green frame is already shrinking, ants park in the center and block the same lane the border and lower-right edge still need. The second trap is spending blue or red too early, because they only target tiny scarf and mouth pockets.
- Mechanics
- Portrait routing with a structural green frame opener, then hair-and-face midgame, then tiny scarf and mouth cleanup. The solve works in clear layers rather than one single mass.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I tap first in Colony Flow Level 140?
Start with the border-and-field family already in the row, especially cyan 20, cyan 13, green 1, dark 35, and green 11. The outer frame controls the pace of the board.
Why does the black hair jam Colony Flow Level 140?
Because it is a large central mass behind the frame. If hair enters before the green border is already shrinking, ants park in the portrait center and block the same hole the outer edge still needs.