Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 151 Walkthrough
Colony Flow Level 151 clears a pink cat portrait by alternating red-pink interior traffic with cyan perimeter sweeps; red 50, pink 14, and cyan 45 are the safe opening batches while the five white buffers must not be flooded.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 151 — Full Solution
- Tap red 50 from the first visible stack row and wait for its ants to leave the cat's lower red band; the live counter drops through the low 40s before the next batch.
- Tap pink 14, wait for the pale-pink ants to join the outer route, then tap cyan 45 to start the left-edge and top-frame sweep.
- After the cyan ants have reached the frame, tap pink 40 and red 25 in that order. Do not fill the remaining white slots with the other red 25 yet; let pink 39 and red 20 drain through the central return lane.
- When the first queue clears, select the revealed cyan run: cyan 50, then cyan 25, followed by the visible cyan counters that pass through 48 and 40. Wait for each group to travel around the outer frame.
- Follow the video with white 21, red 42, and pink 35 as slots open, then continue the red/pink counters shown in the active row: 29/31/21/39 followed by 22/31/15/32.
- Keep black 16 and the remaining white/cyan positions available while the red/pink lower pixels separate. Use the next small red/pink groups, including 17/8/28 and 14/28/48, only after the ants clear the center hole.
- Run the later white 14, pink 28, red 48, and cyan/white 41/23 and 21/19 batches in the order they appear; this removes the cap stripe, eye/outline fragments, and lower shirt remnants.
- Finish with red 7 and pink 5, waiting for the last ants to reach the brown hole before the next tap. The final cyan edge and red/pink fragments must disappear before the board-clear cue.
Colors in this level:
Red, Pink, Cyan, Black, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Tapping both visible red 25 stacks before cyan 45 has opened the perimeter, which fills the five buffers and jams the lower cat shirt.
- Starting pink 35 while cyan ants are still crossing the top edge, leaving the pale cap pixels and cyan frame in a shared blocked lane.
- Clicking the final red 7 or pink 5 while the previous group is still at the brown hole, causing the last buffer slot to sit on top of unfinished perimeter traffic.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 151 (spoiler-free)
- Let cyan 45 and the later cyan 50/25/48/40 sequence complete an outer loop before feeding another red wave.
- Keep at least one white buffer slot empty while ants are crossing the brown hole.
- Save the small red 7 and pink 5 remnants for the final pass; they clear the last lower cat pixels.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Pink cat in a pale cap inside a white rounded frame, with cyan grid background, red lower shirt/feet, dark eyes, and yellow, green, and cyan key-shaped holes in the picture. A single brown ant hole sits below the frame and five white buffer slots begin empty. The visible stacks are black 16, red 50, pink 40, red 25, pink 14; cyan 45, white 21, red 25, red 25, cyan 50; pink 35, red 46, pink 35, red 45, and cyan 52.
- Goal
- Route cyan stacks around the outer frame and the cyan key lane, red and pink stacks into the cat body, cap, shirt, and lower feet, black 16 into the dark eyes/outline, and white 21 into the pale cap highlights. The win cue is the completely empty cat board after the last perimeter ants finish, not just an empty top buffer row.
- Opening
- Tap red 50 first, then pink 14, then cyan 45. After a short wait for those ants to leave the brown return hole, add pink 40 and red 25 in that order. The video counters visibly fall through red 43/37, cyan 45/38, pink 40, and red 20 while the first cyan outer route opens.
- Danger Zone
- The tempting mistake is tapping both red 25 stacks or pink 35 before the cyan 45 route has wrapped around the left and top edges. That fills the five white buffers with red/pink ants, blocks the brown return hole, and strands the cyan background pixels. Keep a slot open and wait for the active counter to drop before the next tap.
- Mechanics
- Limited-buffer perimeter traffic on a pink cat pixel board. The level alternates a long cyan outer-frame shuttle with dense red/pink interior waves, and the colored key holes make the route direction visible.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the exact opener for Colony Flow Level 151?
Tap red 50, pink 14, and cyan 45 first. Add pink 40 and red 25 only after a short wait; cyan is the batch that opens the outer frame before the cat interior gets crowded.
Why should I leave a white buffer slot open?
The cyan perimeter and red/pink cat lanes cross at the same brown return hole. A free slot lets the next cyan or white batch enter after the ants finish circling instead of trapping the lower shirt traffic.