What should open Level 446?

White 1, blue 24, yellow 35 and red 27 form the safest opening sequence because they return short space before the longer dark and white routes.

Why keep a hole free in the middle?

The late yellow, green and white fragments expose the face and lower outline; filling the tray with 25- and 30-count stacks hides those short routes.

Colony Flow! level guide

hard 8 colors

Use white 1, blue 24, yellow 35 and red 27 to open the portrait, then pace the dark-purple, green and white routes through the character cleanup.

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Tap white 1 first and let its short stream return before filling another hole.
Route blue 24 and yellow 35, then add red 27 as the opening portrait frame separates.
Use green 22 and dark-purple 25 only after a matching hole is free.
Alternate red 30, white 30 and dark-purple 24 one at a time so the tray never loses its short-card lane.
Clear the red-brown hair and yellow-green shirt with returning red, yellow and green cards.
Preserve a hole for white 4/21/13 fragments around the face and sleeves.
Route dark-purple 13/18/20 and red 3/21/28 as the lower outline detaches.
Use yellow 1/2, green 8 and white 9 for the remaining clothing pixels.
Finish the dark-purple, red-brown and white perimeter fragments after the face is gone.
Wait for every ant to leave and confirm the Colony Flow clear cue.

Colors in this level:

White, Blue, Yellow, Red, Green, Dark purple, Brown, Orange

Opening dark-purple 25, red 30 and white 30 together fills the tray before yellow and green can expose the shirt and face routes.
Stopping when the portrait looks mostly clear leaves the sleeves, lower outline and small face fragments in the queue.

Start with white 1, blue 24, yellow 35 and red 27 before the long dark route.
Stagger dark-purple 25, red 30 and white 30 instead of filling every hole.
Save the short yellow, green and white cards for the face and lower-outline cleanup.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: A dark-skinned character with red-brown hair, a yellow-green shirt, dark-purple lower clothing and white details fills the board. The opening route shows white 1, blue 24, yellow 35, red 27, green 22, dark-purple 25 and brown 25, with red 30, white 30 and dark-purple 24 deeper in the queue.
Goal: Remove the pale field, hair, face, yellow-green shirt, dark lower outline and the final white and red-brown fragments until the board is empty.
Opening: Tap white 1 first, then blue 24, yellow 35 and red 27 as holes return. Add green 22 and dark-purple 25 only after the short opening streams have settled.
Danger Zone: Opening dark-purple 25, red 30 and white 30 together fills the tray while yellow and green routes are still needed to expose the shirt and lower outline; keep one hole free through the portrait transition.
Mechanics: The board has no dominant printed gate counter. The portrait peels in visual phases: pale field and hair, face and shirt, then sleeves, lower outline and scattered small fragments.

What should open Level 446?
White 1, blue 24, yellow 35 and red 27 form the safest opening sequence because they return short space before the longer dark and white routes.
Why keep a hole free in the middle?
The late yellow, green and white fragments expose the face and lower outline; filling the tray with 25- and 30-count stacks hides those short routes.