Are cyan 72 and brown 121 new nests?

No. They are active-tray remainders; a fresh nest appears only after a lane releases a new front-row card.

Does Level 725 have a move limit?

No explicit move restriction is shown in the source video, so moves is left null.

Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide

hard 12 colors

Clear the cyan/red/orange/green opening around the hat-wearing bird, then preserve a lane for the pale body, dark outline, and late cyan edge.

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Start cyan 34, red 8, cyan 41, orange 6, and green 37 from the opening row.
Let those active groups drain and follow fresh teal/blue, pale, white, yellow, and green cards as released lanes expose the hat and background edges.
Clear the red/orange/brown character bands while preserving a lane for pale or black pixels; the key-like icon does not change the demonstrated move rules.
Stay with cyan 72 and brown 121 as active remainders, then use newly released lanes for green 31, white 10, and the fresh body groups.
Follow the late orange, black, white, pale, yellow, green, and dark-teal fragments through the shrinking hat and body.
Finish the isolated cyan cap and pale/green/yellow edge pixels, then wait until all five trays and the board are empty before the completion UI.

Colors in this level:

Cyan, Blue, Teal, Red, Orange, Green, Pale, White, Yellow, Black, Brown, Dark-teal

Treating a changing cyan or brown tray count as a fresh nest and filling every lane with background color.
Leaving no lane for the pale body or dark outline because the bird silhouette already looks complete.
Inferring a move limit from the key-like UI icon even though the video shows no explicit restriction.

Use all five lanes, but keep one available for pale body and dark outline pixels after the background groups expand.
Do not replay cyan 72 or brown 121 as fresh nests; those values are active remainders inside occupied trays.
The visible key-like icon is not a demonstrated move limit, so keep moves null and wait for the empty frame.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: An orange/yellow bird-like character sits under a red-brown hat with a large cyan/blue background, green ground, pale body pixels, and a dark outline. The opening row is cyan 34, red 8, cyan 41, orange 6, and green 37; all five lanes are usable.
Goal: Remove the cyan/blue background and green ground, then clear the hat, orange/red body, pale body pixels, dark outline, and the final cyan, yellow, and green fragments.
Opening: Start cyan 34, red 8, cyan 41, orange 6, and green 37. As lanes release, follow teal 30, red 7, orange 1, blue 29, then pale/white, yellow, green, black, and brown groups.
Danger Zone: Repeated cyan/blue groups and the long brown group can fill all five lanes while pale, black, green, and yellow character pixels remain hidden. The key-like UI icon does not establish a move restriction.
Mechanics: The changing cyan 72 and brown 121 values are active-tray remainders, not fresh nests. A fresh nest is the new card exposed after a lane releases, and completion requires the blank board and empty trays.

Are cyan 72 and brown 121 new nests?
No. They are active-tray remainders; a fresh nest appears only after a lane releases a new front-row card.
Does Level 725 have a move limit?
No explicit move restriction is shown in the source video, so moves is left null.