Colony Flow Level 100 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 100

Welcome to Colony Flow Level 100 where you tackle a massive fruit picture. This board features a bright yellow background framing a detailed pineapple next to some red berries and green leaves. You will need to manage a lot of different colors at once to keep the ants moving without jamming your waiting slots. I play every level to find the safest route and I will show you exactly how to clear every pixel on this board.

Colony Flow Level 100 Overview

What You Are Working With

The picture is a large pixel art arrangement containing several fruit elements. In the center you have a large orange pineapple covered in dark red grid lines. To the left there is a dense cluster of red berries. To the right sits a separate dark green leaf. Above the fruit is a large crown of green leaves using both dark green and light green tiles. The entire fruit cluster is backed by a large yellow circle. The blocks in your tray correspond to all these colors. The paths start from the nest hole at the bottom center of the board and go straight up into the bottom edge of the picture. There are no special hidden boxes or chocolate wrappers on this board so you only have to deal with standard colored blocks.

What It Takes to Clear Level 100 Board

Winning this level requires you to carefully peel away the outer layers of the picture from the bottom up. Since the ants emerge from the bottom center they will first hit the dark red pineapple lines, the bottom of the yellow background, and the dark green leaf on the right. You must match the right blocks to these exposed colors to carve paths deeper into the picture. If you pull a color that is buried deep inside the pineapple or blocked by the red berries before there is a clear path to it, that block will sit in your waiting slots. If you fill all five slots with blocked colors you lose the level instantly. Your goal is to clear the dark red lines and the bottom leaves first to open up the orange pineapple body and the red berries.

Colony Flow Level 100 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Open the bottom paths by pulling dark green and dark red blocks

You begin the level with the bottom edge of the picture blocking the ants from moving up. The most accessible tiles are the dark green leaf on the lower right and the dark red grid lines on the bottom of the pineapple. Pull a dark green block and a dark red block from your tray into the waiting slots. The dark green ants will stream out and immediately start eating away the lower right leaf. The dark red ants will march straight up into the bottom of the pineapple to clear out the grid lines. This action is crucial because clearing those dark red lines separates the orange pineapple tiles and makes them accessible. Keep an eye on your slots and let these first two colors do their work to carve the initial paths.

Step 2: Add light green to attack the lower tips of the top leaves

As the dark red ants chew their way up the pineapple they will open tiny gaps that lead to the light green tiles at the base of the top leaves. Bring a light green block into your waiting slots. You will see light green ants weave their way through the cleared spaces in the pineapple to reach those leaf tips. By doing this you are creating multiple active work zones. The dark green ants are still busy on the right leaf while the dark red and light green ants work on the center. Having three active colors ensures your waiting slots constantly count down and free up space for new blocks. Never pull a color that cannot reach its target or you risk causing a jam.

Step 3: Introduce yellow to start clearing the background circle

With the bottom of the pineapple hollowing out and the right leaf shrinking the yellow background on the lower left and lower right becomes exposed. Pull a yellow block up from the tray. Yellow ants will deploy and split off to the sides to start munching on the yellow background. This gives you a fourth active color on the board. The yellow background is massive so you want to get ants working on it as early as possible. Keeping the yellow block active alongside the greens and the dark red prevents any single block from stalling out in your tray. You will see the numbers on the yellow block drop rapidly as the ants find plenty of surface area to attack.

Step 4: Deploy orange blocks to clear the body of the pineapple

Now that the dark red grid lines are mostly gone from the lower half of the pineapple the orange tiles are completely exposed. Pull an orange block into your slots. A large swarm of orange ants will flood into the center of the board and rapidly consume the orange pineapple body. This is a very satisfying phase because the orange tiles clear out quickly now that their dark red cages are gone. The center of the board will open up into a large empty space. This massive clearing action provides wide open paths for your ants to reach the upper sections of the picture without getting stuck.

Step 5: Send red ants to tackle the berry cluster on the left

While the orange ants finish off the pineapple the left side of the board still holds a large solid block of red berries. Now is the perfect time to pull a red block. The red ants will march to the left and begin breaking down the berry cluster. Because the yellow background around the berries is already partially cleared the red ants have plenty of surface area to attack. They will wrap around the edges of the red cluster and eat it from multiple sides. Make sure you only pull one red block at first so you do not crowd your waiting slots while the other colors finish their jobs on the right side.

Step 6: Clear the remaining yellow background wrapping around the top

As the central fruit disappears the ants gain access to the upper edges of the yellow background. Pull another yellow block to send ants up the left and right sides of the board. They will march all the way to the top corners and start eating the yellow tiles that sit behind the top leaves. You will see long lines of yellow ants surrounding the entire picture. Clearing these top background tiles is necessary to fully expose the upper edges of the green leaves. The board will look very busy right now but as long as every color in your slot is actively finding tiles to eat you are in a safe position.

Step 7: Finish the red berries and dark red lines

The red berry cluster will take a bit of time to fully clear because it is so dense. Pull another red block if your first one runs out of numbers. At the same time you might notice a few stray dark red tiles lingering near the top of the pineapple area. Pull a small dark red block to send a quick burst of ants to clean up those leftovers. Getting the red and dark red completely off the board simplifies your tray and allows you to focus purely on the green leaves for the final stretch. Your waiting slots will empty out nicely as these smaller tasks finish up.

Step 8: Focus entirely on the light green and dark green top leaves

The only parts of the picture left are the large green leaves forming the crown of the pineapple. These leaves are made of alternating patches of dark green and light green tiles. Pull your remaining light green and dark green blocks into the slots. Because the rest of the board is completely empty the ants have direct straight paths to the top. They will swarm the leaves from the bottom and the sides and the top all at once. The leaves will shrink rapidly under this coordinated attack. Just keep pulling whatever color is left in your tray that matches the remaining pixels on the screen. The ants will polish off the last few green tiles and you will complete the level.

Final Thought

This level is a great test of how well you can manage multiple active paths at once. The trick is always peeling the picture like an onion by starting with the dark red grid lines and the bottom edge before moving into the solid orange and red sections. If you rush and pull colors that are buried inside the fruit you will jam your slots and fail. Take your time and let the paths open naturally. If any step is hard to follow in text you should watch the video above this article to see exactly how to time your moves.