Why do the three counters need extra buffer space?

They begin at the same value and release together, exposing several short red, white, dark and lime cards at once.

What should follow the lime opener?

Use orange and dark details while a lime hole returns, then clear the synchronized gate release before starting red 46.

Colony Flow! level guide

hard 6 colors

Control three synchronized 246 gates with paced lime routes, then alternate orange, red, white and dark stacks through the fox and heart motifs.

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Start lime 25 and lime 45, then launch orange 34 into a third hole.
Add one more lime 36/40 only after a first opening hole returns; preserve the fifth hole.
Feed lime 30/45 and white 50 while all three gates descend from 246 toward 150.
Mix dark 25 with orange 13/34 instead of committing another long lime stack as the gates approach 100.
Clear the three synchronized releases with short lime 3/15/28 and white 6/22 before starting red 46.
Route red 30/46 beside orange 18/30 to remove the heart motifs.
Alternate dark 45/50 with lime 35/50 as the fox outline and remaining field separate.
Finish the orange face and tail, white chest and last red heart pixels, then clear the lime corners.

Colors in this level:

Lime, Orange, Red, White, Dark purple, Brown

Launching four long lime stacks at once blocks the mixed-color burst released by the three counters.
Stopping when the three gates vanish leaves the fox, heart motifs and perimeter unfinished.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: An orange fox stands among red heart motifs on a lime field. Three brown gates each read 246. Five holes face lime 25/45 and orange 34; deeper cards include lime 36/40/45, white 50, dark 25/50, red 30/46 and orange 13.
Goal: Reduce all three 246 gates and strip the lime field, then clear the orange fox, white chest, red heart motifs, dark outline and final corners.
Opening: Tap lime 25 and lime 45, add orange 34, then wait for a returned hole before starting another lime 36/40.
Danger Zone: All three gates release together. Four simultaneous lime routes leave no room for the red, white and dark details exposed at the transition.
Mechanics: Three equal counters descend in lockstep before the fox and heart motifs break into mixed short-color waves.

Why do the three counters need extra buffer space?
They begin at the same value and release together, exposing several short red, white, dark and lime cards at once.
What should follow the lime opener?
Use orange and dark details while a lime hole returns, then clear the synchronized gate release before starting red 46.