Does Level 608 always have six active slots?

No. It begins with five squares and later visibly expands to a six-slot active row.

What is the final cleanup sequence?

The tail runs yellow 64, black 50, lavender 19, cyan, white 2, then yellow 11 and gray 6-to-4 before the board clears.

Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide

hard 10 colors

Drain the active yellow-blue-white-teal opener on the two-seal picture, use the sixth slot carefully, and save room for the long yellow-dark tail.

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Wait on active yellow 24, blue 15, white 41, and teal 12; the fifth square is the only opening vacancy.
Let them fall to yellow 12, blue 3, white 29, and teal 2, then admit fresh white 55, blue 34/30, cyan 55, and white 66 as lanes free.
Continue through yellow 17/22, orange 22, white 46/56/62, blue 35, and repeated cyan groups without recounting active declines as fresh taps.
After the sixth slot appears, use it for the orange/blue/lavender/gray/white/yellow wave, but retain a vacancy while white 68 or gray 60 remains long.
Follow orange 33, blue 2, lavender 8, gray 58 into yellow 64, black 50, lavender 19, cyan, and white 2.
Wait through yellow 11 and gray 6-to-4, then confirm the empty frame and Level Complete Level 608 card.

Colors in this level:

Yellow, Blue, Cyan, Teal, White, Gray, Purple, Lavender, Orange, Black

Tapping the opening yellow, blue, white, or teal counts as though they were still in the queue.
Filling all six slots immediately after the capacity expansion.
Stopping before the last yellow and gray seal-outline fragments leave.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: Two gray seals lie on blue water beneath a yellow-orange sky with white surf and cyan stripes; yellow 24, blue 15, white 41, and teal 12 are active, with the fifth slot empty.
Goal: Remove the sky, water, surf, both gray/purple seals, orange edges, and final yellow/gray fragments until all expanded slots and the frame are empty.
Opening: Wait on yellow 24, blue 15, white 41, and teal 12 as they fall to 12, 3, 29, and 2; then admit fresh white 55, blue 34/30, cyan 55, and white 66 on vacancies.
Danger Zone: Blue 34/30/35, cyan 55, white 46/56/62/66/68, and yellow 17/22 overlap; even after the sixth slot appears, a full long-count row can stall the tail.
Mechanics: The active row expands from five to six slots; the late yellow 64, black 50, lavender 19, cyan, white 2, yellow 11, and gray 6/4 sequence proves the extra slot still needs discipline.

Does Level 608 always have six active slots?
No. It begins with five squares and later visibly expands to a six-slot active row.
What is the final cleanup sequence?
The tail runs yellow 64, black 50, lavender 19, cyan, white 2, then yellow 11 and gray 6-to-4 before the board clears.