Colony Flow Level 1007 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 1007

Colony Flow Level 1007 presents a colorful pixel art picture of pancakes topped with a strawberry. You will need to carefully peel back the background and the plate before you can feed the main stack to your colony. The tray provides a tight selection of colors that requires you to plan your grabs so you never fill the five waiting slots completely. I will show you exactly how to dismantle this breakfast scene without hitting a dead end.

Colony Flow Level 1007 Overview

What You Are Working With

The picture on this board is a large breakfast scene. You see a tall stack of yellow pancakes covered in orange syrup. A dark red strawberry sits at the very top. The pancakes rest on a white and light blue plate. The plate sits on a brown and tan checkered tablecloth. The background features light purple, red, and cyan sections. Everything has a thick black outline. Your tray at the bottom holds numbered blocks matching these colors. You start with light purple, blue, white, orange, dark red, black, tan, cyan, and yellow blocks. The board features no special tiles or hidden boxes. You only have to worry about the basic rules of pathing and slot management. The main challenge comes from the sheer size of the picture and the interconnected outlines that block the ants from reaching the center.

What It Takes to Clear Level 1007 Board

Clearing this board requires you to work from the outside edges inward. You must match blocks from your tray to the exposed colors on the picture. The ants will spawn from the nest hole and travel to the target color. They will eat the tiles and reduce the number on your waiting block. You only have five waiting slots. If you pull a block that the ants cannot reach, that block will sit in a slot and take up space. If you fill all five slots with blocked colors, you lose the level immediately. You must always ensure that at least one block in your waiting slots has an open path to the picture. You win the level when you clear every single food tile and empty the board.

Colony Flow Level 1007 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Clear the outer blue and light purple borders to open paths.

You begin the level by focusing on the absolute outermost edges of the picture. The border needs to go first to give your ants walking room. You tap the blue block with a two on it from the bottom tray. You follow that move by tapping the light purple block holding a twenty. The blue and light purple ants rush out of the circular nest hole at the bottom of the screen. They travel up the open left and right sides of the board. These edge tiles act as a wall blocking access to the red background sections. Letting the ants clear these borders first opens up the outer perimeter completely. You keep your waiting slots mostly empty by letting these large numbered blocks count down and disappear before you make your next move.

Step 2: Remove the red background sections on the sides.

Now that the borders are gone you can target the bright red sections on the left and right. The picture shows large red shapes that look like curtains or wallpaper. You tap the dark red block with a twenty from your tray. The red ants march up the newly opened sides and begin eating the red background tiles. This red section is quite large so you will need to pull multiple dark red blocks to clear it completely. You must wait for the ants to finish eating before you flood your tray with new colors. Keeping a clear board state prevents you from accidentally pulling a color that is trapped behind the plate or the tablecloth. Patience here guarantees your slots stay open.

Step 3: Target the tan and brown tablecloth at the bottom.

The bottom of the board features a checkered tablecloth made of brown and tan tiles. This tablecloth blocks the entire lower half of the plate. You pull the tan block holding an eight and the brown block holding a fifteen. The ants swarm the bottom corners and start dismantling the tablecloth piece by piece. This is a critical moment for slot management. You must not touch the yellow or orange blocks yet because the main pancake stack is completely surrounded by the plate and the tablecloth. You let the tan and brown blocks run their course. The ants will clear the entire bottom section and finally expose the white rim of the plate resting underneath the food.

Step 4: Break down the white and light blue plate.

With the tablecloth out of the way the plate is fully exposed and ready to clear. You bring up the white block with a twenty and the light blue block with a five. The ants march straight up the middle and attack the bottom rim of the plate. The plate curves around the pancake stack and hugs the black outline. Clearing the white and light blue tiles opens up the thick black border that surrounds the pancakes. You must watch your waiting slots closely here. If a white block gets stuck waiting for a path you must pull another color that is currently exposed to keep the flow moving smoothly.

Step 5: Manage the black outline blocks carefully to expose the center.

The black outline protects the yellow pancakes and the orange syrup from your ants. You tap the black block with a fifteen to start breaking this barrier. The black ants crawl up and start eating the thick border. You have to be very careful with black blocks on this level. The outline connects across many different sections of the picture including the plate and the background. If you pull too many black blocks at once they might get stuck waiting for a specific part of the outline to become reachable. You pull one black block at a time. The ants chew through the bottom of the outline and finally reveal the bright yellow pancake tiles inside.

Step 6: Eat through the main yellow pancake layers.

Now you have access to the biggest part of the board and the main attraction. You tap the yellow block holding a twenty. A massive wave of yellow ants streams out of the nest and floods the center of the screen. The fluffy pancakes disappear layer by layer. You keep pulling yellow blocks as they appear in your tray to keep the momentum going. You also bring up the orange blocks to clear the sticky syrup dripping down the sides of the stack. You can fill your slots with yellow and orange blocks freely now because the path is wide open. The center of the board will empty out rapidly as the ants feast on the breakfast food.

Step 7: Clear the butter and the dark red strawberry on top.

The top of the pancake stack features a yellow square of melting butter and a dark red strawberry. You pull the remaining dark red block and the green block for the strawberry leaves. The ants travel all the way up the center of the board to reach the fruit at the peak. You also pull any remaining yellow blocks to finish off the butter square. This sequence removes the final food items and leaves only the uppermost background tiles and a few scattered pieces of the black outline. Your tray is getting very low on blocks now and victory is close.

Step 8: Remove the cyan and teal upper background behind the strawberry.

The final large sections are the cyan and teal shapes floating behind where the strawberry used to be. You tap the cyan block and the teal block from your tray. The ants march straight up the empty middle space and clear these shapes. You must make sure no stray black outline tiles are blocking their path to the top. If you see a black tile in the way you must pull a black block first. Keeping the path open is just as important now as it was at the beginning of the level. The ants make quick work of the cyan and teal tiles once they reach them.

Step 9: Empty the final scattered blocks from the tray.

You are now looking at a mostly empty board with only a handful of blocks left in your bottom tray. You pull the final light purple block along with the last white and orange blocks. The last few ants leave the nest hole and mop up the remaining stray tiles on the board. You watch the waiting slots empty one by one as the final pieces vanish. The board is now completely clean and the picture is gone. You have successfully managed your tray space and guided the entire colony to a solid win.

Final Thought

This level tests your patience and your ability to read the overlapping layers of the picture. You win by slowly peeling back the edges and never rushing your block pulls. If you find yourself getting stuck or filling up your waiting slots too fast just remember to stick to the outermost colors first. Do not grab a color until you can trace a clear path from the nest hole to the matching tiles. You can always watch the video above this article if you need a visual guide for any of these moves.