Colony Flow Level 110 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 110

Colony Flow Level 110 brings a fun and colorful pixel character to your screen. You need to feed your ants with green hair tiles and big blue eye tiles while managing a tray full of connected boxes. I will guide you through this board so you can avoid a jam and claim a win. Playing this level takes a bit of patience because the center tiles are completely blocked by the outer layers.

Colony Flow Level 110 Overview

What You Are Working With

The picture on this board looks like a little kid or a cute monster. Bright green hair spans the entire top edge of the board. Large blue eyes dominate the middle of the face. These eyes have bright light blue centers and thick dark blue outlines. A red shirt sits below a peach colored face. Two brown hands rest at the very bottom edge of the picture right above the ant nest.

The tray below the board holds your numbered color blocks. You have peach blocks for the skin. You have light green and dark green blocks for the hair. You have light blue and dark blue blocks for the eyes. You also have brown blocks for the hands and red blocks for the shirt. The numbers on these blocks are quite high which means the ants will take longer to eat through them.

This level features connected boxes in the tray. Two boxes link together with a visible line. When you tap one connected box the game automatically pulls both into your waiting slots. This mechanic forces you to plan carefully. You must have enough empty slots to hold both boxes at once. If you only have one empty slot left and you tap a connected pair you will cause a jam and lose the level.

What It Takes to Clear Level 110 Board

Clearing this board requires you to dismantle the character from the bottom up and the outside in. The ants stream out of their nest hole and need a clear path to reach the food tiles. You start by clearing the peach skin and the brown hands because they block access to the red shirt and the center of the face. You also chip away at the green hair on the outer edges to create more moving paths.

The board has five waiting slots for blocks at the bottom of your screen. This small area drives the entire game. If you pull a color from the tray and the ants cannot reach that color on the board the block sits in the slot. It takes up space and does nothing. If you do this five times your slots fill up completely. When the slots fill up and no ants can clean the board you lose the level instantly. Every move you make must focus on keeping at least one path open so the ants can reach the tiles and lower the numbers on your blocks.

Your main goal is keeping your five waiting slots open while cycling through the colors. You will balance clearing the hands and hair while bringing up the connected boxes for the eyes and shirt. The board clears completely once the final eye tiles vanish and the ants return to the nest.

Colony Flow Level 110 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Open the bottom paths by targeting the peach skin

You begin the level by pulling the peach colored block from the tray. The ants rush out of the nest and start eating the peach skin tiles on the face and arms. This block holds a high number and will take some time to count down. The peach skin weaves between the red shirt and the huge blue eyes. By removing the skin first you essentially hollow out the lower half of the puzzle. You need to keep the ants busy so you pull a light green block next. The ants branch off to the right side and begin clearing the outer edge of the green hair. Doing this opens two distinct paths on the board. You prevent a dead end by giving the colony multiple active food sources. The peach block number slowly drops as the ants consume the lower half of the face. Do not pull any other colors yet because you must wait for the ants to expose new tiles before crowding your slots.

Step 2: Introduce the brown blocks to clear the hands

With the peach skin partially cleared you expose the brown tiles making up the hands. Look at your tray and find the brown block. This brown block links to a dark blue block through the connected boxes mechanic. Connected boxes demand respect on this level. When you see that visible line linking the brown block to the dark blue block you have to pause. You must pull them both into your waiting slots at the same time. Check your slots to ensure you have two empty spaces available. Tap the brown block and watch the pair move up to the waiting area. The ants immediately target the brown hand tiles at the bottom of the picture. The dark blue block sits in a waiting slot for now. It cannot activate yet because the dark blue eye outlines remain trapped behind other colors. You must manage your remaining empty slots perfectly while that dark blue block waits. Keep your focus on the brown tiles until the hands disappear.

Step 3: Clear the red shirt and the remaining skin

The ants finish the brown hands and expose the red shirt tiles just above the nest. Pull the red block from your tray into an empty slot. The colony swarms the bottom center of the board to eat the red tiles. Meanwhile your initial peach block finally hits zero and vanishes from your waiting slots. This action frees up crucial space just when you need it most. You tap another green block to keep the hair path moving on the top edges. The ants divide their attention between the red shirt and the green hair. Your waiting slots remain safe because the ants continuously consume the red and green tiles. The red shirt sits exactly in the middle above the nest hole. When you clear it you create a massive empty space in the lower half of the screen. Ants love empty space because it lets them travel instantly to the higher tiles without navigating around obstacles.

Step 4: Unleash the ants on the dark blue eye outlines

Clearing the hands and shirt finally creates a clear path to the dark blue eye outlines. Remember that dark blue block you brought up earlier as part of the connected boxes pair. It now activates automatically. The ants rush into the center of the face and start eating the thick dark blue borders around the eyes. The dark blue eye outlines are incredibly thick and act like fortress walls protecting the light blue centers. This is a massive turning point for the level. The dark blue block has a high number and requires a lot of ants to clear. You support this action by pulling another dark green block from the tray. The ants continue chewing away at the hair while the main group dismantles the eye outlines. Keeping both paths active ensures your blocks count down quickly and prevents any tray jams.

Step 5: Activate the light blue blocks for the inner eyes

The dark blue borders vanish and expose the bright light blue centers of the eyes. Your tray holds a large light blue block connected to another green block. You need two open slots to bring this pair into play. Wait for your current dark green block to hit zero. Once the slot opens you tap the connected light blue pair. The light blue centers of the eyes are the largest single chunks of color left on the board. The ants flood into these two massive pools of light blue tiles. The eyes shrink rapidly as the numbers on your blocks drop. The connected green block also activates and sends ants to the top left corner of the hair. Your board now looks very bare with only a few patches of color remaining. You have successfully navigated the most crowded part of the level.

Step 6: Clean up the final green hair pieces and finish the board

Only a small cluster of green hair and a few stray light blue tiles remain at the very top of the board. Pull your final green block from the tray. At this point your board is mostly empty tan background. You can see the ants scurrying across the open space to reach the isolated green hair pieces on the top corners. Watch your waiting slots closely and do not pull any unnecessary blocks. You only need to feed the exact colors left on the board. The ants eat the last green pixel and the final light blue pixel. The blocks hit zero and disappear from your slots. You never filled all five slots at once so you successfully avoided the main lose condition. The remaining ants return to their nest and the level ends in a victory.

Final Thought

Playing this board carefully ensures you never crowd your tray and lose the game. You must always think one step ahead when dealing with connected boxes. If any step of this written guide is hard to follow in text I highly encourage you to watch the video above this article. Seeing the ants clear the paths in real time makes the strategy perfectly clear. Enjoy your progress and I will see you in the next puzzle.