Colony Flow Level 255 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 255

Colony Flow Level 255 features a massive pixel art picture of three beautiful flowers surrounded by a thick white background. You face a tough challenge right at the bottom of the board where two large connected boxes block your path to the hidden layers. You must feed these boxes specific colors to break them open and reveal the tiles underneath. I play every level carefully to find the exact order of moves that keeps the ants flowing freely without any jams. You will learn how to clear the background, break the boxes, and eat every single flower petal without filling your waiting slots.

Colony Flow Level 255 Overview

What You Are Working With

The main puzzle board displays a bright picture of three blooming flowers. A pink flower sits on the left side. A large red flower takes up the middle space. A light blue flower sits on the right side. Green stems connect the flowers to the ground below. Every flower has a yellow center and a thick black outline. A massive grid of white tiles surrounds the entire picture. Two large connected boxes block the bottom section right above the nest hole. One box is light blue and holds the number 60. The other box is pink and also holds the number 60. Hidden tiles wait entirely covered underneath these two boxes. The tray at the bottom offers a variety of numbered colored blocks that you will use to feed your colony.

What It Takes to Clear Level 255 Board

You beat this board by clearing every single tile and breaking both connected boxes. You must match colored blocks from the tray to the open tiles on the board. The ants carry the numbers from the blocks and eat the matching colored tiles. You lose the game if you pull blocks that have no open path and fill all five waiting slots. You must always maintain at least one open path for the ants to travel. You will alternate between clearing the white background and reducing the connected boxes to keep your waiting slots empty and your ants moving.

Colony Flow Level 255 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: clear the outer white background tiles first to create space

The massive white background grid is your immediate first target. You pull white 30 blocks and white 35 blocks from the tray. The white ants stream out of the nest hole and fan out across the open white spaces. They march up the sides and begin chewing down the massive border surrounding the flowers. You need to use several white blocks early to make a dent in the picture. This keeps your waiting slots clear while you prepare for the bigger obstacles at the bottom. The white tiles create a thick buffer around the flowers that must disappear before you can reach the black outlines.

Step 2: feed the two connected boxes to start their countdowns

Two massive connected boxes sit at the bottom of the screen right above the nest hole. The left box is light blue and requires 60 ants to break. The right box is pink and requires 60 ants too. Because they are connected boxes, you have to work on both of them to progress and clear the group. You pull light blue blocks and pink blocks from the tray to send ants directly into them. The ants march straight to the boxes and begin lowering the numbers. You must start this process early so they do not block access to the hidden tiles underneath.

Step 3: balance white background clearing with the box reduction

You cannot just pull box colors repeatedly or your slots will quickly fill up. You must mix in more white blocks from the tray to maintain balance. You pull another white 30 block to keep the white ants moving along the outer edges of the flowers. The white ants continue to clear the top sections while the light blue and pink ants work on the boxes at the bottom. Alternating your block pulls prevents any single color from piling up in the waiting slots. You always want a steady stream of ants leaving the nest hole to keep the board active.

Step 4: break the light blue box to expose the orange tiles

You continue pulling light blue blocks until the left side of the connected box group hits zero. The light blue box finally breaks and completely disappears from the board. A large group of orange tiles is hidden underneath it and now becomes visible. You now have a brand new color exposed on the board. This gives you another safe option for pulling blocks from the tray. The orange tiles form a blocky shape on the bottom left side of the picture. You leave them alone for just a moment while you finish dealing with the right side box.

Step 5: break the pink box to expose the beige tiles

You pull enough pink 30 blocks to drop the right side box down to zero. The pink box shatters and disappears from the board. A group of beige tiles is revealed underneath this second box. The entire bottom area of the board is now fully exposed and ready for clearing. You no longer have any special boxes blocking your way to the stems. The beige tiles sit right next to the orange tiles. You have successfully opened the lower section and created multiple new paths for your ants to travel.

Step 6: clear the hidden bottom layers using orange and beige blocks

You pull orange blocks and beige blocks from the tray to clear the newly revealed bottom tiles. The orange ants swarm the bottom left corner and eat away the blocky shape. The beige ants march to the bottom right and clear out their section entirely. Clearing these bottom tiles creates a wide open space directly below the flowers. You need this space empty so the ants can easily reach the green stems and black outlines above. You keep pulling orange and beige blocks until both of those colors are completely gone from the board.

Step 7: send black ants to eat the heavy flower outlines

The three flowers are heavily outlined in thick black tiles that protect the petals inside. You pull black 35 blocks and black 40 blocks from the tray to send black ants up the board. The ants follow the outer edges of the picture and begin eating the black borders. They march up the sides of the pink flower and the light blue flower to chew away the thick lines. You must use high number black blocks to chew through all these outline tiles effectively. The black ants strip away the borders and fully expose the colorful petals inside the flowers.

Step 8: destroy the green stems and yellow flower centers

You pull green blocks to send ants after the stems connecting the flowers to the ground. The green ants march straight up the middle and eat the stems holding the red flower. You also pull yellow blocks to target the bright centers of all three flowers. The yellow ants travel into the middle of the pink petals, red petals, and light blue petals to eat the center squares. Removing the stems and centers breaks the large solid blocks of color into much smaller pieces. This makes it much easier to clear the remaining petals in the next steps.

Step 9: eat the red petals of the large center flower

The middle flower is the largest piece of the picture and requires a massive amount of ants. You pull red 35 blocks from the tray to send red ants into the center of the board. The red ants swarm the large flower and rapidly eat the red tiles. You must use several red blocks to completely clear this middle section. You keep an eye on your waiting slots to ensure the red blocks have a clear path to the red tiles at all times. The center flower disappears entirely and leaves a gaping hole in the middle of the picture.

Step 10: clear the pink and light blue petals on the side flowers

The left flower needs pink blocks and the right flower needs light blue blocks. You alternate between pulling pink blocks and light blue blocks from the tray to clear both sides evenly. The pink ants eat the left side petals while the light blue ants eat the right side petals. Alternating colors ensures that neither side gets jammed up in your waiting slots. The side flowers shrink down quickly as the ants consume the colored tiles. You are now left with just a few scattered pieces of the picture at the very top of the board.

Step 11: finish the remaining top border pieces to win the level

Only a few small fragments of the black outline and top flower petals remain visible. You pull the final black, pink, and light blue blocks from the tray to clean up the rest. The ants march all the way to the top edge of the board and consume the last few tiles. The entire board is now completely clean and empty. You kept your waiting slots open the entire time and successfully managed the connected boxes. The picture is completely cleared and you win the level.

Final Thought

Colony Flow Level 255 demands careful attention to the connected boxes and the massive white background grid. You must always balance your block pulls to keep the ants moving and prevent your slots from jamming. Watch the video above this article if any step is hard to follow in text. You will easily beat this board by keeping your paths open and clearing the hidden tiles methodically.