Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 712 Walkthrough
A lime-green animal portrait uses light green and pale-yellow routes to expose its cream muzzle, charcoal brow, and dense foliage before the small final fragments.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 712 — Full Solution
- Start on a visible light-green or pale-yellow stack such as 40 or 45 to open the portrait perimeter.
- Add green 25/50 groups one at a time and use the recovered pad to uncover the cream muzzle and central face.
- Bring in charcoal 39 and the dark-purple brow only after a green pad releases.
- Alternate cream and yellow face blocks with the right-side green foliage, waiting before taking the next 35/40/50 group.
- Use the late 1/2/3/4/6/10 fragments to clear the brow, muzzle, and leaf pixels, then wait for all five pads to empty.
Colors in this level:
Lime green, Green, Charcoal, White, Yellow, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting charcoal 39 while both green sides are active can fill the tray before the face route opens.
- Taking two long bright-green groups together leaves no landing pad for the cream muzzle.
- Ignoring the late tiny stacks makes the portrait look open while the board is still active.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 712 (quick clues)
- Open with a light green or pale-yellow lane.
- Drain one long green wave before taking charcoal 39.
- Use cream blocks to work into the muzzle.
- Reserve the numbered 1/2/3/4 fragments for the final clear.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Large lime-green animal portrait with a pale cream muzzle and face, charcoal-purple brow and outline, dark-green foliage, and pale yellow background pixels. Visible reserves include pale yellow 45, light green 40/25, bright green 50, charcoal 39, yellow 30, and additional 35/40/50 groups.
- Goal
- Drain the foliage and face layers, then remove the charcoal markings, upper band, right-side branches, and tiny numbered pixels.
- Opening
- Begin with the exposed light-green or pale-yellow lane, let it travel, and add green 25/50 groups as space returns; hold charcoal 39 until a pad is free.
- Danger Zone
- Bright green 50, dark-green runs, pale yellow 50, and charcoal 39 can fill the five-pad tray before the next muzzle or foliage route is exposed.
- Mechanics
- A tall portrait built from overlapping green, cream, and charcoal layers; the key timing is alternating long green waves with the face and outline so ants can finish their branches.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Level 712 depict?
A large lime-green animal portrait with a pale cream muzzle, charcoal-purple brow, and dark-green foliage.
How should the first wave be paced?
Use a light green or pale-yellow route first and let its ants create a slot before committing to charcoal 39.
Why does the tray fill unexpectedly?
The 50-count green and pale groups are long; stacking them with dark green and charcoal leaves no buffer.
Should bright green 50 and pale yellow 50 run at the same time?
No. Both are long routes that occupy a pad each; run them one after the other so the muzzle and foliage routes can enter as pads free.