Colony Flow Level 1310 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 1310

Welcome to Colony Flow Level 1310 where you need to dismantle a colorful fruit basket pixel by pixel. This level tests your ability to manage tray space while clearing multiple colors at once. I played through this board to find the safest path to victory without ever getting stuck. Here is my exact method to clear the picture and keep your ants moving from start to finish.

Colony Flow Level 1310 Overview

What You Are Working With

You face a large square picture showing a detailed fruit basket. The image features a solid red background and a thick red outer border. Inside the red edge you will find a white inner border framing the scene. The center of the picture shows a woven brown and yellow basket holding a large green fruit and two round brown fruits. A white dollop of cream and a dark red cherry sit on top of the fruit pile. Yellow stars decorate the red background space. Your block tray contains white, red, yellow, green, brown, and dark red numbered blocks. This level also features Connected Boxes. These linked blocks move together and take up multiple waiting slots at the same time. You must ensure you have enough empty slots before pulling these large pieces up. If you pull a connected box when you only have one slot open the block will not move. You must clear out enough space first.

What It Takes to Clear Level 1310 Board

You must remove every single pixel from the fruit basket picture to win the level. Your ants travel from their nest hole up to the picture to collect matching colored pixels. You direct them by moving numbered blocks from your bottom tray into the five waiting slots. Each block loses one point for every pixel the ants collect. The biggest danger you face is filling all five waiting slots with blocks that have no clear path to their matching pixels. If the ants cannot reach the correct colors they stop moving entirely. A jammed tray means you fail the level immediately. You must plan every move to keep at least one active path open so the waiting slots always clear out. Knowing exactly which color to pull keeps the flow moving safely.

Colony Flow Level 1310 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Open the bottom boundary to let the ants inside

Start by targeting the very bottom edge of the picture to break the protective wall. The image is blocked by a solid red border and a white inner line. Pull up the first White block and a Red block from your tray into the waiting slots. The ants will march out of the nest hole and begin eating away the bottom corners. The White block starts at thirty two but quickly drops down to twelve as the ants clear the white border pixels. The Red block also drops to twenty five. You must break this bottom edge to give your ants a clear path into the main red background and the basket base. You now have plenty of open space to bring up larger blocks without blocking the flow. The ants carry the bottom pieces back to the nest hole rapidly. This creates a wide opening for all future moves.

Step 2: Deploy the connected red blocks to clear the background

Now you need to clear away the massive red background taking up the sides of the board. You will see a large set of Connected Boxes in your tray holding red blocks. Make sure you have at least two empty waiting slots and pull the connected blocks up. Your ants will flood into the picture and attack the red pixels on the left and right sides. The numbers on your red blocks will drop rapidly as the ants carry the pieces away. You will see the red blocks hit seventeen and nine and one as the ants consume the solid red areas. Do not bring up any other colors yet. Let the ants focus entirely on the red background so you do not accidentally fill your five slots with useless blocks. Wait until the red blocks shrink down and free up tray space. The red background is very thick and takes a lot of time to process. Patiently letting the ants work here saves you from a fatal tray jam.

Step 3: Access the basket and the large green fruit

With the lower red background mostly gone you have a clear path to the actual fruit basket. Pull up a Green block and a Yellow block from the tray. The ants will target the giant green fruit sitting in the very middle of the basket. The Green block starts at twenty five and will drop down to twenty three as the first few pixels vanish. At the same time your ants will begin dismantling the yellow pixels woven into the basket and the yellow stars shining in the background. The Yellow block will drop down to sixteen. Keep an eye on your remaining red blocks in the slots. They will continue eating the side borders while the new colors clear the center. Your waiting slots are busy but entirely safe because every color has a wide open path. The ants can easily walk past each other to reach their targets.

Step 4: Target the dark red cherry and basket base

The ants have now exposed the top of the fruit pile and the bottom of the basket. Pull up a Dark Red block and a Brown block to keep the momentum going. The Dark Red block is part of a connected set. Bring it into the active slots and watch the ants rush up to the dark red cherry at the very top of the picture. The dark red number will drop to twenty two as the cherry begins to disappear. Meanwhile the ants assigned to the Brown block will start eating the brown pixels woven into the lower basket. Your Green block is still active and dropping lower as the green fruit continues to shrink. You have multiple colors clearing at once but you still have room in your tray for the next move. Managing these overlapping colors correctly keeps your board moving at a fast pace.

Step 5: Consume the brown fruits and remaining green sections

Your next goal is the two round brown fruits sitting on either side of the green fruit. Bring up another Brown block from the tray to handle this section. The ants will swarm the left brown fruit and the number will drop to fifteen. Your Green block will reach single digits and drop to eight as the ants finish off the last few green pixels. The yellow basket is also nearly gone with your Yellow block dropping down to two. You will notice the top red border is still intact at this point. Leave it alone for now and focus entirely on clearing the basket and the fruits in the middle of the board. Pushing too many red blocks right now will jam your tray because the ants would get stuck behind the remaining brown fruits. You must clear the center before attacking the top edge.

Step 6: Clear the final fruit pixels and prepare for the top border

The basket and the central fruits are almost completely gone. Your Brown block drops down to two as the final brown fruit pixels vanish from the screen. Pull up another Red block to start chipping away at the thick red border across the top of the picture. The red number will drop to four as the ants chew through the remaining corners. You will see a few isolated yellow stars and white topping pixels left on the board. Let your active blocks finish these off naturally. The board is now mostly empty space with just the top edge remaining. You have plenty of empty waiting slots ready for the final push. The risk of jamming your tray is completely gone at this stage.

Step 7: Finish the top border and complete the picture

You only have the top red border and the top white inner border left to clear. Pull up your final White block and Red block from the bottom tray. The ants will travel across the completely empty board and consume the very last line of pixels. The Red blocks drop to six and five while the White block drops to eight. There is absolutely no risk of a blocked path here because nothing stands between the nest hole and the top edge. The ants have direct access to the final pixels. Let them finish the job and clear the board entirely. The waiting slots will empty out completely and you will win the level.

Final Thought

Level 1310 is all about peeling back the outer layers before attacking the center fruit. If you manage the connected blocks carefully your waiting slots will never jam. Please watch the video above this article if you find any step hard to follow in text. Good luck clearing the board.