Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 143 Walkthrough
Colony Flow Level 143 is a fox-in-frame board where the blue border and pale inner field have to open first, because the fox body, white muzzle band, and tiny red-yellow box all compete for the same single ant hole afterward.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 143 — Full Solution
- Start with the border-and-field family already in the row, especially cyan 10, blue 11, and cyan 37, while dark 5 helps the first contour edge move with them.
- Keep the structural frame alive with the next blue-cyan sequence, including cyan 30 / 20 and blue 35, until the top and side rails are clearly shrinking.
- Bring in the warm fox body only after the frame is active. Orange 26, the later orange-brown body waves, and the first dark outline follow-ups are much safer once the structural border already owns the lane.
- Use the white-and-pale muzzle family in midgame, especially white 35 and several pale stacks, after the fox outline is already open.
- Leave the red-and-yellow box for later. Red 30 and yellow 30 are tiny lower-right cleanup targets and should arrive only after the broad frame and most of the fox body are already reduced.
- Finish with the last dark edge fragments, the remaining blue frame pieces, and the final box or highlight cells. The board clears when the outer border, fox body, and little gift box all disappear together.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Cyan, Orange, Brown, White, Red, Yellow, Black
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Flooding the row with fox-body traffic before the blue frame is already shrinking, which parks ants in the upper-left and slows the structural border cleanup.
- Touching the tiny lower-right box too early, which wastes the lane on a small pocket while the giant frame still needs it.
- Treating the interior scene as the opener instead of the border around it.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 143 (spoiler-free)
- Open the blue frame before the fox body.
- Let dark contour move early enough that the fox outline does not strand behind the frame.
- Save the red-yellow box for late. It is a tiny cleanup pocket, not an opening lane.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Fox-and-box portrait inside the white frame. A broad pale-cyan inner field clears the background, a thick dark-blue rectangular border wraps the top and sides, an orange-and-brown fox head and body face right near the upper-left, and a small red gift box or crate with a yellow bow sits on the lower-right. White and pale cells run through the fox muzzle and a slanted highlight band to the right. A single dark ant hole sits below the portrait. The active row begins already loaded with orange 26, dark 5, cyan 10, blue 11, and cyan 37, then rotates into dark 44, white 35, cyan 30 / 20, purple 25, the several pale stacks, red 30, yellow 30, and later dark 23 / 7, blue 35, and small box-detail cleanup singles.
- Goal
- Blue and cyan stacks clear the thick outer border and pale inner field. Orange and brown drain the fox body, ear, and face. White and pale finish the muzzle and slanted highlight band near the box. Red and yellow own the small lower-right box and bow. Dark clears the fox outline, the box edges, and the last border fragments. The board only clears when the final blue frame, remaining fox body, and tiny box details disappear together.
- Opening
- The opener is border-and-field first. Cyan 10, blue 11, and cyan 37 need to start the frame before the fox body and small box colors take over. Dark 5 can ride early with that frame, but the white muzzle and red-yellow box are later traffic.
- Danger Zone
- The fox body is the greed trap. If the warm orange-brown waves flood the row before the blue-cyan frame is already shrinking, ants park in the upper-left body while the huge border still needs the same lane. The second trap is touching the red-and-yellow box too early, because those colors only target a tiny lower-right pocket.
- Mechanics
- Framed portrait routing with one huge blue border and one compact fox-plus-box scene inside it. The border must collapse first, then the fox body, then the tiny box and highlight cleanup.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I tap first in Colony Flow Level 143?
Start with the blue-cyan border family, especially cyan 10, blue 11, and cyan 37. The structural frame controls the level, and the fox body becomes much safer once that border is already shrinking.
Why does the gift box jam Colony Flow Level 143?
Because it is a tiny lower-right pocket inside a much larger framed scene. If it enters before the border and fox are already reduced, ants park on the box and block the same hole the structural frame still needs.