Are the numbers inside the rooster artwork selectable nests?

No. The numbered web symbols are part of the pixel art, not queue cards. Read capacity only from the active row below the frame.

How do you tell pale pink and magenta apart on Level 655?

They start from different queue positions: magenta 14 and pale pink 15 are separate families. Track each by its tray, not its hue.

Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide

hard 12 colors

Start pale pink 15, observed as active 4, then magenta 14; a later checkpoint shows magenta 2, pale 4, and magenta 14.

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Read magenta 14, pale pink 15, magenta 23, and pale pink 18 across the fresh row.
Start pale pink 15, observed as active 4, then magenta 14; a later checkpoint shows magenta 2, pale 4, and magenta 14.
Start pale pink 15, wait through active 4, then admit magenta 14 for the exposed lower splashes.
Rotate the next magenta/pale groups one at a time, leaving capacity for cyan and blue background nests.
Use red on the comb and chest, black/dark on the sunglasses and outlines, and white on the face accents.
Wait through the final large red and small multicolor remainders until the frame and all five trays clear.
Finish through the tail reaches empty trays and the Food Hunt celebration.

Colors in this level:

Magenta, Pale-pink, Purple, Cyan, Blue, Orange, Brown, Green, Yellow, Red, Black, White

Several similar pink, magenta, and purple nests can fill lanes while cyan background or black sunglasses are still required.
Confusing the numbered web symbols inside the artwork with fresh queue cards.
Loading all magenta/pale groups at once instead of alternating with cyan and dark nests for the background and sunglasses.

Start pale pink 15, observed as active 4, then magenta 14; a later checkpoint shows magenta 2, pale 4, and magenta 14.
Several similar pink, magenta, and purple nests can fill lanes while cyan background or black sunglasses are still required.
Start pale pink 15, wait through active 4, then admit magenta 14 for the exposed lower splashes.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: A punk rooster with red comb, yellow beak, black sunglasses, and orange-brown feathered body stands against cyan, blue, pink, and purple splashes. Five trays start empty. The fresh row begins magenta 14, pale pink 15, magenta 23, and pale pink 18.
Goal: Clear the pink/purple lower field and cyan-blue background before dismantling the orange body, red comb, black glasses, yellow beak, white face, and small outline fragments. The tail reaches empty trays and the Food Hunt celebration.
Opening: Start pale pink 15, observed as active 4, then magenta 14; a later checkpoint shows magenta 2, pale 4, and magenta 14. Introduce green and brown only as feather islands open.
Danger Zone: Several similar pink, magenta, and purple nests can fill lanes while cyan background or black sunglasses are still required. The numbered web symbols inside the artwork are not fresh queue cards.
Mechanics: This hard board combines repeated near-neighbor pink families with very large late red groups, including active values above 100, so fresh nests and active remainders must stay distinct.

Are the numbers inside the rooster artwork selectable nests?
No. The numbered web symbols are part of the pixel art, not queue cards. Read capacity only from the active row below the frame.
How do you tell pale pink and magenta apart on Level 655?
They start from different queue positions: magenta 14 and pale pink 15 are separate families. Track each by its tray, not its hue.