Colony Flow Level 2307 Solution & Walkthrough Guide

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Colony Flow Level 2307 Solution & Walkthrough Guide

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Colony Flow Level 2307 presents a tricky puzzle where you must guide ants to dismantle a colorful pixel art puppy face set against a wide teal backdrop. The challenge lies in balancing small detailed color clusters at the bottom while managing connected blocks that take up valuable waiting slots. Keeping your five waiting slots open while carving paths into the center of the face is the key to solving this board smoothly.

The board displays an image of a smiling puppy surrounded by bright yellow sparkle accents on a teal foundation. The puppy features dark brown outer ears and facial contours, red inner ears, a bright red tongue hanging from the lower mouth, a peach colored muzzle and forehead, black eyes and nose tiles, and white accents on the teeth and sparkle centers. The ant nest sits right below the bottom border of the board.

Directly above the nest, the exposed tiles include the bottom teal border, the lower tip of the red tongue, and the yellow and white sparkle clusters situated near the bottom corners. The rest of the dog face remains inaccessible behind these outer food layers.

The lower selection tray contains a mix of single color numbered blocks and linked pairs known as connected boxes. Connected boxes join two blocks together, forcing both into your waiting slots simultaneously. Because you only have five waiting slots, picking a connected pair when paths to its colors are blocked will instantly crowd your bench and threaten to trigger a loss.

The winning approach requires peeling the board from the bottom upward. You must first consume the lower yellow sparkles, the white accent tiles, and the red tongue to open channels into the central muzzle.

The primary danger on this level is premature selection of connected boxes. Linked blocks consume two of your five waiting slots in a single tap. If one of those linked colors cannot reach its food on the board, that slot sits completely dead. You must only tap connected blocks when both colors have direct access to matching tiles or when your waiting slots are completely clear and can easily absorb the temporary load.

Start by selecting the bottom yellow block from the front row of your tray. Yellow ants stream directly out of the nest toward the sparkle clusters resting on the bottom left and bottom right corners of the portrait. As those yellow clusters shrink, select the white block with value fifteen. The white ants follow the path cleared by the yellow workers and dismantle the white sparkle centers near the base. Clearing these outer bottom tiles creates wide breathing room right outside the nest exit.

Select the red block from the lower tray to send red ants straight up through the open bottom channel. The ants target the protruding red tongue tiles at the center of the puppy jaw. Consuming the tongue creates a direct vertical gap straight into the mouth. This single move opens essential access to the dark brown chin borders, the white teeth, and the black inner mouth tiles.

Tap the black block with value sixteen and the small white block from your tray. Black ants rush through the gap left by the tongue and devour the mouth cavity, while white ants chew away the teeth. These blocks deplete quickly because the target area is compact. Clearing them completely empties the lower jaw and exposes the lower edge of the puppy nose and peach muzzle.

Select the peach blocks showing values ten and five. Peach ants march directly into the lower snout and spread sideways into the cheeks. As the peach tiles vanish, the base of the nose and the lower contour of the face become completely hollowed out. This broad clearing allows ants to bypass the bottom border entirely and travel deep into the middle region of the puppy portrait.

With three open waiting slots available, tap the connected pair in your tray. This pair moves together into the waiting slots, bringing two colors onto the bench at once. Because the middle face is now exposed, the ants assigned to both halves of the connected pair find open pathways to matching tiles without getting stuck. Watch the values on both blocks count down toward zero as the ants devour the central face and expose the surrounding dark brown boundary lines.

Select the brown blocks showing values thirteen and ten. Brown ants head up through the hollow muzzle and latch onto the dark brown outline tiles running along the chin, cheeks, and sides of the head. Removing these brown borders is essential because they wall off the red inner ears and the top peach forehead tiles. Once the cheeks disappear, the puppy portrait separates into distinct upper sections.

Now that the brown outlines no longer block the upper ears, tap the red block from the tray. Red ants immediately travel up the left and right sides of the board to devour the bright red tiles inside the puppy ears. This empties out the interior ear pockets and exposes the upper brown ear tips along with the peach forehead bridge connecting them.

Select the remaining peach blocks along with the brown block showing value two. Peach ants clean up the forehead and brow areas, while brown ants eat away the outer tips of both ears. At this stage, nearly the entire puppy face has vanished from the canvas, leaving behind only the top yellow sparkles and the extensive teal background frame.

Tap the yellow blocks to direct yellow ants toward the top yellow sparkles and the small eyebrow highlights. The ants clean up these small patches rapidly. With all facial features eliminated, the board contains nothing but the wide teal boundary along the top and upper edges.

Select the large teal blocks showing values eighty and seven to send swarms of teal ants along the outer perimeter. The teal ants wrap around the outer perimeter of the canvas, clearing the remaining backdrop from left to right. Once the final teal tile disappears, the board clears completely and you win the level.

The puppy portrait layout places dense obstacles near the nest that shield the larger color groups higher up. By clearing the bottom yellow sparkles and the red tongue first, you create an open funnel through the center of the artwork. This vertical channel lets ants reach the black mouth and peach muzzle without needing to chew through the massive teal background early in the run.

Managing the connected boxes requires strict discipline. Connected boxes are the primary hazard that leads to failed runs on this stage. When you tap a connected pair, two of your five waiting slots are filled simultaneously. If you trigger connected boxes before opening the central face, one of the two colors will have no reachable food, effectively reducing your available waiting slots to three or fewer. Delaying connected blocks until the muzzle is cleared guarantees that both halves find food immediately.

The brown facial outlines serve as interior walls on this board. They divide the inner ear reds and forehead peach tiles from the lower channels. Removing the brown blocks at the exact moment the muzzle clears ensures that the subsequent red and peach selections have instant paths to their targets, keeping your bench fluid and preventing any chance of an overflow.

Patience with connected blocks is the decisive factor that turns this tricky puzzle into a smooth clear. If you find yourself stuck or want to verify the exact ant routes through the puppy jaw, reviewing the video above the article will help you master every move on your next attempt.