Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 146 Walkthrough
Colony Flow Level 146 is a body-first creature board where the broad yellow center has to open before the dotted pink-purple ribbon, because the heavy core, pale edge, and blue midline all compete for the same single ant hole afterward.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 146 — Full Solution
- Start with the loaded yellow opener, especially yellow 36 and the next yellow follow-ups, so the broad center mass begins shrinking before the dotted edge decoration arrives.
- Use the early pale edge pieces and white 45 to open the right-side border pocket while the center body is already moving. That keeps the big yellow flood from locking the lane.
- Bring in the blue midline and darker lower accents after the body is active. Blue 46, dark 20, and the first lower-edge inserts are safer once the center has already started to clear.
- Keep the body dominant through midgame with the heavy yellow center waves, while green 43 / 50 supports the lower outline and side balance.
- Delay the pink-purple ribbon family until the body and edge are already stable. Pink 11 / 14, purple 7, and the later tiny dotted inserts are small decorative pockets and should not steal the lane too early.
- Finish with the last pale edge cleaners, remaining blue midline pieces, and the final dotted ribbon dots. The board clears when the outer edge, central body, and upper-right decoration disappear together.
Colors in this level:
Yellow, Blue, White, Pink, Purple, Green, Black, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Sending the dotted ribbon before the yellow core is already shrinking, which parks ants on tiny upper-right pockets and blocks the broad center.
- Ignoring the right-side pale edge pocket until too late, which can trap the big body flood in the middle.
- Treating the decoration as the opener instead of the heavy center mass.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 146 (spoiler-free)
- Drain the broad yellow core before the dotted ribbon.
- Use the pale edge early enough that the right-side pocket does not trap the center.
- Save the pink-purple decoration for late. It is tiny cleanup, not opener traffic.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Bright yellow creature portrait inside the white frame. The main body is a broad yellow mass, a blue mouth or wing-like strip runs across the middle, white or pale outline cells wrap the outside, and a pink dotted ribbon climbs the upper-right edge. Small brown feet or lower accents sit near the bottom, and a narrow white border pocket stays on the far right. A single dark ant hole sits below the portrait. The active row starts already loaded with yellow 36, pale 25, purple 7, and pale 22, then quickly surfaces the heavy yellow center waves, white 45, black 41, green 43 / 50, the heavy yellow center waves, blue 46, orange 30, dark 20, pink 11 / 14, and late tiny pale and dark cleanup inserts.
- Goal
- Yellow stacks drain the broad creature body. Blue and cyan clear the central mouth or wing strip. White and pale finish the outer edge and narrow right-side border pocket. Pink and purple own the dotted upper-right ribbon and a few decorative patches. Green and dark clear the lower accents and final outline fragments. The board only clears when the last yellow body cells, remaining white edge, and the final pink-purple ribbon dots disappear together.
- Opening
- The opener is body-and-edge first. Yellow 36 and the early yellow follow-ups need to start the big center mass immediately, while the pale edge pieces and right-side border pocket open just enough to stop the huge yellow flood from clogging the only hole. The dotted ribbon is clearly a later family.
- Danger Zone
- The ribbon colors are the greed trap. If the pink or purple dotted edge traffic enters before the yellow body and pale edge are already moving, ants park on tiny upper-right pockets and block the same lane the huge center mass still needs. The second trap is delaying the blue center strip too long.
- Mechanics
- Loaded-row body-first routing with a huge yellow core, a narrow blue midline, and a delayed decorative dotted chain. The board wants center first, edge second, decoration last.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I tap first in Colony Flow Level 146?
Start with the broad yellow body. It is the board's biggest mass, and the dotted ribbon plus small edge pockets are much safer once the center has already started to collapse.
Why does the pink-purple ribbon jam Colony Flow Level 146?
Because it only targets tiny upper-right decoration pockets. If it enters before the center body and edge are already moving, ants park on that ribbon and block the same hole the heavy yellow core still needs.