Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 726 Walkthrough
A pink pixel-art mushroom uses long pink cap waves, a dark-purple and red underside, a brown-and-cream stem, and cyan/white highlights; drain the cap in measured five-pad stages before the late details.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 726 — Full Solution
- Click the first visible pink or cream group and wait for its ants to finish before occupying another pad.
- Continue the pink cap phase one large 25–50 group at a time, allowing a pad to reopen between waves.
- When the cap gaps expose the underside, alternate dark-purple and red groups with the remaining pink work instead of filling all five pads.
- Use cyan and white highlight groups after their cap regions appear, then route the brown-and-cream stem groups through a free pad.
- Clear the last pink corners and small red/white details, wait for every ant to leave the board, and confirm the Level 726 Victory screen.
Colors in this level:
Pink, Cyan, White, Purple, Red, Brown, Cream
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Loading every visible pink 25/30/40/45/50 group at once occupies the tray before the underside can open.
- Starting dark-purple or red cleanup while all five pads hold cap waves strands the later cyan, white, or stem details.
- Clicking again before the current ants finish removes the buffer needed for the small final groups.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 726 (quick clues)
- Drain one pink or cream cap group before refilling a pad.
- Keep a slot open for the dark-purple and red underside.
- Save cyan/white and brown/cream groups for their exposed picture regions.
- Wait for the final small details before declaring the board clear.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Pink pixel-art mushroom on a pale pink field, with pale and hot-pink cap bands, a cyan/white upper highlight, dark-purple and red underside blocks, and a brown-and-cream stem. Opening samples show pink and cream tray groups around the 30–45 range; reserves include pink 25/30/40/45/50, cyan 25, red 15/36, blue-purple 35, and white 38/88.
- Goal
- Clear the pale and pink cap, then drain the dark-purple and red underside, brown-and-cream stem, and cyan/white highlights until the mushroom board is empty.
- Opening
- Start with the visible pink/cream opening group, wait for its ants to finish, and add one larger pink group as a pad returns; keep the five-slot tray rotating instead of loading every pink reserve together.
- Danger Zone
- Long pink 25/30/40/45/50 groups can fill all five pads and delay the dark underside, cyan/white highlights, red pixels, or brown stem. Wait for a route to settle before committing the next background group.
- Mechanics
- A multi-stack pixel-art portrait has a long single-color cap phase followed by delayed underside and stem details. No distinct lock, key, question-mark mystery, or numbered side-counter gate is visible in the reviewed board.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the visible Level 726 target?
It is a pink pixel-art mushroom with cyan/white cap highlights, a dark-purple and red underside, and a brown-and-cream stem.
How should the opening pink groups be handled?
Use one pink or cream group, wait for a pad to return, and then add the next background wave rather than loading all long pink reserves together.
Are there lock or mystery mechanics on this board?
The reviewed board shows no distinct lock, key, question-mark mystery, or numbered side-counter gate; the visible numbers are stack quantities.
When should the dark underside and stem details start?
Wait until the pink cap has freed at least two pads; the dark-purple underside, red pixels, and brown stem are short but need separate slots.