Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 373 Walkthrough
Open the frog with green 45, red 30, dark 35 and cyan 30, add yellow 35, then keep the late collar, eye and border waves separate after the 100 counter falls.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 373 — Full Solution
- Tap green 45, red 30, dark 35 and cyan 30, then place yellow 35 in the fifth hole.
- Wait for the counter to drop from 100 before adding green 20/25 and another cyan 30.
- Alternate red 10/30 with green 25/30 as the pink mouth and lower face open.
- Route cyan 40/50 separately from dark 40/45 so the eye outline and border do not compete for one hole.
- Use white 24 and short green/red cards as the head detaches, then clear the two yellow collar halves, cyan side bars and dark eye outline.
- Finish the green forehead and last cyan border cells, then wait for Victory.
Colors in this level:
Green, Red, Dark purple, Cyan, Yellow, White, Pink, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting cyan 50 before the opening routes return space can strand a short mouth or collar card.
- Stopping when the 100 counter reaches zero leaves the detached head, collar and cyan frame active.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 373 (spoiler-free)
- Let the 100 counter begin falling before launching the next long cyan card.
- Keep cyan 50 and dark 45 in different waves during the eye cleanup.
- Use short red and green cards between the collar's long yellow routes.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A smiling green frog with white eyes, dark outlines and a pink mouth wears a wide yellow star-shaped collar against a cyan field. A brown side counter begins at 100.
- Goal
- Reduce the side counter, then clear the frog's green face, pink mouth, white eyes, dark outline, yellow collar and cyan background.
- Opening
- Tap green 45, red 30, dark 35 and cyan 30, then add yellow 35 through the fifth hole. Wait for the counter to begin falling before another long stack.
- Danger Zone
- The opening fills most of the buffer. Starting cyan 50 or dark 45 too early blocks the short red and green cards needed for mouth and collar gaps.
- Mechanics
- The counter drains early, but the portrait then separates into a floating frog head, two collar halves and a cyan frame with independent routes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why fill the fifth hole with yellow 35?
It starts the large collar while the four opening colors reduce the counter and expose the portrait's next regions.
What changes after the counter reaches zero?
The frog head, collar halves and cyan frame become separate cleanup regions, so their long cards should be staggered.