Colony Flow Level 513 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 513

Colony Flow Level 513 is a bright puzzle featuring a large pink pixel art jellyfish on a light blue background. You need to manage a mix of single blocks and connected block chains to clear the picture without jamming your tray. I will guide you through exactly how to handle the hidden block and the chains so you can clear the board smoothly.

Colony Flow Level 513 Overview

What You Are Working With

The main board displays a smiling jellyfish made of pink tiles with a black outline and black tentacles. The entire background consists of light blue tiles. Your block tray at the bottom starts with several solid color blocks. You see light blue thirty five and pink twenty five blocks. You also see two black thirty blocks. Tucked away under the top layer is a hidden gray block with a question mark. You must move the blocks above it to reveal its color.

As you progress deeper into the tray you find connected blocks linked together. These chains take up multiple waiting slots when you pull them up. If you are not careful they will easily fill your five available waiting slots. When those five slots fill up completely and your ants have nowhere to go you lose the level instantly. You have to keep a path open for the ants to reach their target tiles.

What It Takes to Clear Level 513 Board

Clearing the board means getting every single colored tile eaten by the ants. You match pink blocks to the jellyfish body and black blocks to the tentacles and outline. You match light blue blocks to the water background. You must balance pulling blocks into the active slots so that ants are always actively cleaning tiles. When an active slot empties you get room to pull another block. The puzzle ends successfully when the very last light blue and pink tiles at the top edge of the board vanish and the ants return to their nest.

Colony Flow Level 513 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Target the lower tentacles and background

You need to open paths through the bottom of the board to reach the main jellyfish body. Tap a black thirty block and a pink twenty five block to pull them into the waiting slots. The ants stream out and start eating the bottom tips of the black tentacles and the lower pink body sections. Then tap the light blue thirty five block. The ants will spread out along the bottom edge to clear the light blue background tiles. This keeps three blocks busy and leaves two slots open for safety.

Step 2: Keep the momentum going with more black blocks

As the first black block counts down tap the second black thirty block to send it up. You want the ants to keep moving up the tentacles without pausing. By stacking these black blocks you chew through the thickest part of the tentacles. Wait for the light blue thirty five block to completely finish and vanish from its slot. This frees up space so you can pull up a pink thirteen block to help clear the lower left side of the jellyfish. Always watch your open slot count before tapping the tray.

Step 3: Handle the first connected block chain

You now see a connected block chain in the tray featuring a light blue block linked to a black block. Wait until you have two empty waiting slots. Tap this chain to pull it up. The light blue section will start clearing the lower right background while the black section finishes off the last bits of the right tentacles. The black number drops rapidly to one. Let the ants finish this black block completely. This clears a large section of the right side and gives the ants clear access to the top background area.

Step 4: Reveal the hidden box

With the top layer of the tray moving out you finally uncover the hidden gray box. It flips over and reveals itself as a pink thirty block. Tap it to move it to the active slots. The ants swarm the left side of the jellyfish face and begin chewing away the pink body tiles. This is a massive block so it will take a moment for the ants to process it. Leave it alone and focus on the background. Tap another light blue thirty five block to clear out the left side background area.

Step 5: Deploy the triple connected block chain

Your tray now exposes a massive three block chain. It links a pink thirty block to two light blue thirty blocks. You need three empty slots to pull this chain up safely. Wait until your current blocks count all the way down to zero. Once you have the space tap the chain. The ants will tackle three areas at once. They eat the pink tiles on the upper body and the light blue tiles on both the left and right sides of the jellyfish dome. This move clears a huge chunk of the board in one synchronized wave.

Step 6: Chip away at the remaining pink body

The giant chain will finish and leave you with just the top dome of the jellyfish and the very top border of the background. Tap the next pink twenty six block from the tray. The ants rush to the middle of the pink dome and start eating the smile and the blush marks. Bring up a light blue thirty block to keep the background shrinking. You always want to balance the colors so the ants do not get stuck on one side of the board. The pink block will count down to two and then vanish.

Step 7: Manage the final connected chain

You reach the bottom of the tray and uncover the last connected chain. This one links a black twenty six block to a pink four block. You need two empty slots. Pull it up. The black block clears the very last piece of the black outline on the top left. The pink four block clears the final few pink tiles on the very top edge of the dome. The ants work quickly here because the numbers are small and the tiles are close together.

Step 8: Clear the final top border

You only have a few light blue background tiles left along the absolute top edge of the board. Tap the final light blue thirty four block and the final light blue thirty block. The ants will split up and march all the way to the top left and top right corners. Watch the numbers count down from twelve and six to zero. The ants eat the very last light blue tiles. The entire board is now empty and the ants walk off the screen.

Final Thought

This puzzle tests your patience with connected blocks and hidden tiles. The secret is simply making sure you never pull a large chain when your slots are almost full. Give the ants time to process the big blocks before you add more to their plate. If any part of this written guide feels tricky to visualize you can scroll up and watch the full video above to see every move in action.