Colony Flow Level 395 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 395

Welcome to Colony Flow Level 395 where you face a large and colorful pixel art puzzle of a cute red panda. This level tests your ability to manage tray space while peeling away a huge central figure and a thick outer background. You will need to carefully sequence your block pulls so the ants always have an open target to reach. You cannot just grab blocks at random because that will instantly fill your limited waiting area and cost you the game. Follow along as I walk you through the exact sequence to solve this board. I have played this board many times to figure out the safest route for the ants.

Colony Flow Level 395 Overview

What You Are Working With

The board features a highly detailed pixel art red panda sitting in front of a bright purple circular background. The panda itself is made of bright orange body tiles with dark brown and regular brown alternating stripes on its large bushy tail. The cute face includes white details and light yellow markings around the eyes and ears. At the very bottom of the picture beneath the panda you will find a small pool of blue water tiles. The tray at the bottom of the screen is packed with numbered blocks matching these exact colors. You will see large number blocks like twenty orange and twenty purple alongside smaller counts for the face and water details. There are no special tiles like hidden boxes or hungry doors on this level. You only have to deal with standard colored tiles and basic pathing rules. The ants enter the board from a single nest hole located directly below the picture. The entire outer edge of the purple background and the bottom edge of the blue water are fully exposed to the ants right from the start.

What It Takes to Clear Level 395 Board

Winning this level requires you to consume every single tile in the picture without filling your five waiting slots with unplayable blocks. The ants will automatically path to the correct colors when you place a block in a waiting slot. However they can only eat tiles that have an open and unblocked edge. If you pull a block from the tray but the ants cannot reach any matching tiles on the board that block will sit in the slot and take up permanent space. You must constantly monitor the exposed edges of the picture as the ants chew away the layers. Your primary goal is to work from the outside edges inward while systematically stripping away the outer layers of the panda and the background. By keeping the waiting slots clear you ensure a steady stream of ants devouring the board. If you manage the block colors carefully the ants will never stop moving and the board will slowly dissolve from the bottom to the top.

Colony Flow Level 395 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Target the initial exposed colors to open the bottom board edges.

You begin the level with a fresh fully filled board and a full tray of colored blocks. The bottom edge of the picture exposes the blue water and the dark brown paws of the red panda. Look at the top layer of your tray to find the white block and the dark brown block. Pull the white block into your first waiting slot. Next pull the dark brown block into your second slot. Then grab the large twenty count orange block and pull it into the third slot. The ants will immediately stream out of the round nest hole and split into different groups to attack these colors. The white block finds a narrow path to the face details. The dark brown block starts clearing the paws at the bottom of the body. The orange block begins eating into the main body of the panda. These opening moves create small empty pockets in the outer layer of the picture. Creating these early openings is vital because it exposes new colors and gives your future ants a place to go. You want to avoid pulling any colors that are completely trapped behind the solid orange walls.

Step 2: Clear the initial purple background layer to widen the ant paths.

With the paws and lower body receding you expose much more of the surrounding purple background. The tray now reveals a large twenty count purple block near the top layer. Pull this purple block into your fourth waiting slot. This is a massive strategic move because the purple background surrounds almost the entire top and sides of the red panda. A huge swarm of ants will rush around the sides of the picture to consume the exposed purple tiles. This clears away the bulk of the background and gives your ants open access to the upper sections of the panda body and the top of the tail. Leaving the background intact for too long would restrict your access to the top of the picture and create severe traffic jams later in the level. Pulling the purple block right now keeps your ants moving efficiently and frees up massive amounts of space on the board. You will see the ants marching up both sides of the screen to eat the purple ring.

Step 3: Strip away the blue water and lower orange body sections.

Your next focus should be the bottom area where the blue water tiles are still sitting. The tray has a light blue block ready to be played. Pull the blue block into an open waiting slot. The ants will march straight up from the nest and devour the small water pool. With the blue water completely gone the entire bottom half of the red panda becomes fully exposed. Pull another large twenty count orange block from the tray to keep the pressure on the main body. The ants will chew through the lower torso and start working their way up towards the head. Keeping an orange block active at all times is crucial because the body contains the absolute highest number of tiles on the board. You want a constant heavy flow of ants working on the orange sections while you manage the smaller detail colors on the side. The orange tiles act as a thick wall protecting the inner head details so breaking that wall down is your main priority.

Step 4: Attack the facial details and clear the head completely.

As the thick orange body shrinks the face becomes fully accessible to the ants. You will see light yellow blocks in the tray matching the specific markings around the eyes and ears of the panda. Pull a light yellow block into your waiting area. The ants will climb straight up the newly exposed body path and eat the yellow tiles on the face. You should also pull another dark brown block from the tray to clear the dark nose and dark eye details. The entire head section will rapidly dissolve as the ants clear these small scattered detail colors. This action completely removes the left side of the picture and leaves only the large striped tail remaining on the right side. Your five waiting slots should remain totally clear during this phase because the ants have direct wide open paths to all these facial colors.

Step 5: Peel back the striped tail sections one layer at a time.

The large bushy tail on the right side is made of alternating brown and dark brown vertical stripes. You absolutely cannot clear the inner stripes until the outer stripes are completely gone. Look closely at your tray and find the brown blocks and the dark brown blocks. Pull a dark brown block to clear the outermost stripe on the far right edge of the tail. Once that dark stripe is gone pull a regular brown block to clear the very next stripe moving inward. You must alternate your block pulls between dark brown and regular brown to peel the tail just like an onion. Do not pull all the brown blocks into the waiting slots at once or you will instantly jam your tray. Wait patiently for the ants to finish devouring one solid stripe before pulling the block for the next stripe. This careful deliberate sequencing keeps your slots wide open and maintains a perfectly smooth flow of ants attacking the tail.

Step 6: Clean up the final top edge and remaining tail pieces.

Only a small scattered cluster of tiles remains at the very top edge of the board. You will see a few leftover purple background tiles that were originally trapped behind the top ear along with the final orange body tiles and the very base of the tail. Pull the remaining purple block from the tray to let the ants run up and clear those top corner pieces. Then pull your final orange block to dissolve the last small section of the back and neck. Finally pull the last brown block to consume the very base of the tail connecting to the body. The ants will make their final long run up the empty board and swarm these remaining individual tiles. Every single numbered block in your tray will count down to zero and your waiting slots will completely empty out. The board will be completely clear and you will successfully beat the level.

Final Thought

This colorful red panda puzzle is incredibly satisfying to complete once you fully understand the physical layering of the striped tail and the outer background. The true key to winning this board is strictly managing the alternating stripes on the tail and keeping a steady relentless attack on the large orange body sections. You have to balance the big colors with the small detail colors. If you find yourself struggling to visualize the exact sequence of block pulls please watch the video above this article. Seeing the ants path through the board in real time will significantly help you master the exact flow and easily beat the level on your very next try.