Why are all five holes used at the start?

The opening pale groups directly remove the large background layer; the safe one-hole reserve begins after that wave.

When should red 47 be routed?

Wait until the red mouth lining is exposed and another active stream has returned a hole.

Colony Flow! level guide

hard 7 colors

Clear the frog-hood portrait by waiting out the five-hole pale opener, then alternate green and peach 25-50 stacks around red 47 and dark 18.

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Tap peach 35, peach 35, peach 30 and peach 25 from left to right; take the exposed peach 45 as the fifth route.
Wait as the five counts pass 27/27/23/20/40; after one returns, start green 30 and then brown 30.
Route brown 2 and white 23 as holes reopen, then alternate green 25/35/50 with peach 20/35/40.
Use green 43, peach 27/12, brown 43 and white 26 after the lower background clears; retain a hole for red 47.
Start red 47 when the mouth opens, then route dark 18 and brown 45 separately through the outline and left side.
Clear brown 19, peach 10/14, white 3 and dark 2 before releasing the final green 22/40 cards.
Finish white 45/50, green 21/22/40 and peach 5/50 through the eyes, hood rim and background.

Colors in this level:

Green, Peach, White, Red, Brown, Dark purple, Lime

Repeating a five-hole launch with 35-50 stacks after the opener blocks every short detail color.
Sending red 47 before the mouth lane opens occupies a hole through the face phase.

Wait for the five opening routes to return before touching the large reserve stacks.
Keep one hole open for red 47 and dark 18 when their mouth lanes appear.
Alternate green and peach so the hood never monopolizes every hole.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: A pale character wears a green frog hood with white eyes, red mouth lining and brown side pieces on peach. Peach 35/35/30/25 start left to right, then an exposed peach 45 becomes the fifth route; these appear at 27/27/23/20/40 while draining.
Goal: Strip the peach background and pale face, then clear the frog hood's green outline, white eyes, red mouth and brown sides.
Opening: Tap peach 35/35/30/25 from left to right, add the peach 45 exposed under the fourth column, then wait before green 30 and brown 30.
Danger Zone: Starting green 50, peach 50 and white 45 together after the full-tray opener repeats the lockup with no hole for red or dark.
Mechanics: A full-tray background opener leads into layered hood, face and mouth waves separated by deliberate waits.

Why are all five holes used at the start?
The opening pale groups directly remove the large background layer; the safe one-hole reserve begins after that wave.
When should red 47 be routed?
Wait until the red mouth lining is exposed and another active stream has returned a hole.