Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 351 Walkthrough
Open the orange kitten portrait with two dark 20 stacks, then separate white 50/37, dark 45/40 and orange 48 so the bowl and corner food pieces never jam the five-hole buffer.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 351 — Full Solution
- Tap both dark 20 stacks and wait until their ants open the lower edge of the purple background.
- Send yellow 25 and white 50, then add white 37 only after one of the dark holes returns.
- Route dark 45 and dark 40 separately from orange 48 so the buffer never holds three long stacks at once.
- Use green 20/16 and orange 21 as the lower paws and body become exposed; wait for each perimeter stream to clear.
- Feed the later red 29, yellow 30 and dark 35 waves through returned holes instead of filling every slot immediately.
- Clear the remaining white bowl cells after the cheeks recede, keeping a hole ready for the pink ear details.
- Finish the green-red corner pieces and last orange cells, then wait for the blank-board victory cue.
Colors in this level:
Orange, White, Dark purple, Green, Red, Pink, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Launching white 50, orange 48 and both long dark stacks together consumes the tray before green or red can enter.
- Stopping after the face clears leaves the white bowl and two lower corner clusters on the board.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 351 (spoiler-free)
- Keep one hole empty whenever white 50 or orange 48 is still moving.
- Split dark 45/40 with a short green 20/16 route instead of launching both beside orange 48.
- The kitten is not finished when the background disappears; the bowl and corner pieces remain.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- An orange kitten holds a white bowl against a dark-purple field, with white cheeks, pink ears, green paws and red-green food pieces at the lower corners. Five holes serve green 20/16, dark 20/29/30/40/45, yellow 25/30, orange 48/21, white 50/37 and later red 29 and dark 35 stacks.
- Goal
- Strip the dark-purple background first, then clear the white cheeks and bowl, orange body, green paws, pink ears and red-green corner pieces until the board is blank.
- Opening
- Tap the two dark 20 stacks first. Let both streams shrink before adding yellow 25 and white 50, then bring in white 37 or dark 45 only as holes return.
- Danger Zone
- White 50/37, dark 45/40 and orange 48 can occupy most of the five-hole buffer for a long time. Launching all of them together leaves no opening for the short green and red stacks exposed under the bowl.
- Mechanics
- A long multi-stack portrait route clears the dark backdrop early but leaves isolated green paws, red food pieces and the white bowl as separate late islands.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do the two dark 20 stacks go first?
They open the lower purple background without occupying the buffer as long as dark 45 or white 50, which makes room for the first white and yellow routes.
When should orange 48 enter?
Send orange 48 only after one of white 50/37 or dark 45 has returned a hole; never run all three long routes together.