What is the verified opener for Level 462?

Use cream 20, gray 10, pink 24, and orange 25 in the visible exposure order.

What remains at the end?

Green flower-like pieces and dark centre pixels remain after the monster's mouth and hands clear.

Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide

hard 9 colors

Open the monster with cream 20, gray 10, pink 24, and orange 25, then drain the red mouth, orange hands, and final green flower-like fragments.

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Tap cream 20, gray 10, pink 24, and orange 25 from the opening rows.
Clear purple tufts and teeth with purple 15, green 15, cream 20, and charcoal 30 source groups as they reach the front.
Drain the red mouth through 13, 8, 6, and 4 remainders before adding another red or pink nest.
Take pink 5, charcoal 35, pink 15, cream 20, then orange 15, 10, and 25 to remove both hands.
Handle late cream, gray, orange, and pink lanes by source position, then finish the green fragments and charcoal centre pixels.

Colors in this level:

Cream, Orange, Purple, Charcoal, Pink, Gray, Red, Green, White

Do not treat cream 19/13 or red 13 as fresh nests while those colors are already active.
Do not fill the tray with green or pink before the red mouth has drained.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: A cream, orange, purple, and charcoal monster has purple top tufts, white teeth, a red mouth, pink tongue, orange hands, and a separate green-and-pink end phase.
Goal: Clear the tufts, teeth, face, mouth, hands, centre, and scattered late green/charcoal fragments until the frame is empty.
Opening: Visible opening values include orange 38, pink 24, cream 20, gray 10, and orange 25; cream 19/13 and red 13 are active remainders rather than new taps.
Danger Zone: Purple, green, charcoal, and pink lanes compete while the red mouth is still active; leave capacity for the hands and late flowers.
Mechanics: The face changes to a separate green-and-pink fragment phase after the mouth and hands clear.

What is the verified opener for Level 462?
Use cream 20, gray 10, pink 24, and orange 25 in the visible exposure order.
What remains at the end?
Green flower-like pieces and dark centre pixels remain after the monster's mouth and hands clear.