Colony Flow Level 546 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 546

Welcome to Colony Flow Level 546. This puzzle gives you a giant pixel art fish to clear out. You face a massive chocolate obstacle blocking a big portion of the design right away. I am going to show you exactly how to break through that obstacle and beat the level completely without getting your tray jammed up.

Colony Flow Level 546 Overview

What You Are Working With

Let us talk about the board you see on your screen. The picture is a large cyan fish with dark blue shading along its bottom edge. It features massive white cartoon eyes and a thick black outline. The whole fish sits on a bright pink background. Your biggest immediate threat is a giant chocolate square sitting directly over the bottom left corner of the puzzle. This chocolate block has a starting strength of one hundred eighty. That means your ants need to strike adjacent tiles one hundred eighty times to break the chocolate open and reveal the regular food tiles underneath. You will also spot tiny yellow keys resting directly on the pink background near the tail of the fish on the right side. Look down at your tray at the bottom of the screen. You will see several locked cyan and pink boxes waiting there. You must grab those yellow keys to open these locked boxes. The tray also holds hidden boxes marked with question marks. These hidden boxes only reveal their true color when a valid open path allows them to move.

What It Takes to Clear Level 546 Board

Winning this level means you clear every single food tile and leave the board totally blank. You achieve this by sending out the correct color blocks from your tray to match the exposed tiles on the main picture. The core rule of the game is simple but deadly. You have five waiting slots just above your tray. When you pull a block it goes straight into a waiting slot before the ants begin to empty it. If you pull a color that has no open path on the board the block simply sits in the slot. If you fill all five waiting slots with blocked colors you lose the level instantly. Clearing this board requires you to constantly check for open paths before you tap anything. You must chip away the pink background and black outline to destroy the chocolate square. Then you have to clear the pink tiles on the right side to grab the keys. Once the locked boxes open you can freely attack the main cyan body of the fish. Always keep at least one path open so your waiting slots never jam.

Colony Flow Level 546 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Break down the giant chocolate block on the bottom left corner.

The very first thing you must do is attack the massive chocolate square. Look at your tray and select your pink blocks and black blocks. You will see a massive stream of tiny ants pouring out of the nest hole at the bottom. The ants will run up and start eating the pink background and the black outline right next to the chocolate. Every time an ant clears an adjacent pink or black tile it will also take a bite out of the chocolate square. This dual action is incredibly efficient. Pull a thirty five pink block and watch the ants go to work. Follow it with a forty five black block. Keep your eyes firmly on the board. Make sure the ants actually have pink and black tiles available to reach. If you pull a block and the path is completely blocked your waiting slot gets taken up. Keep feeding pink blocks like the thirty five and black blocks like the thirty to the colony until that entire one hundred eighty strength chocolate square shatters.

Step 2: Collect the tiny yellow keys to open your locked tray blocks.

Once the chocolate is out of the way your ants can spread much further across the board. You need to focus your attention on the right side where the fish tail rests. There are small yellow keys sitting on the pink background tiles. Pull out a few more pink blocks from the tray. You might see a nine pink block or another thirty five pink block. Tap them and the ants will march over to the tail to clear those specific pink tiles. Clearing those tiles automatically collects the keys. You will immediately hear a click as the locked cyan boxes and locked pink boxes in your tray finally open up. Unlocking these boxes early is crucial because you need a massive amount of cyan to clear the main body of the fish later. If you ignore the keys you will end up pulling cyan blocks that have nowhere to go. This would immediately clog your waiting slots and end your game. Always make sure a clear path exists to the right side before you pull those pink blocks.

Step 3: Clear the dark blue underbelly and the big white eyes.

With the bottom left fully exposed from breaking the chocolate you can now access the dark blue shaded tiles. Pull a twenty dark blue block from the tray. The ants will swarm the lower half of the fish and clear that shading out perfectly. Next you want to target the face. The fish has two giant white cartoon eyes. Find a forty white block in your tray and tap it. Follow it up with a thirty white block. The ants will rush up the newly opened paths on the left side to devour the white eye tiles. Clearing the eyes is very satisfying because it hollows out the middle of the picture. By clearing the eyes and the dark blue underbelly you create multiple wide open paths right into the center of the puzzle. This massive opening guarantees your future blocks will not get stuck in the waiting slots.

Step 4: Sweep the remaining pink background and outer black lines.

You still have quite a bit of pink background surrounding the top and sides of the fish. Pull a thirty eight pink block and let the ants sweep around the outer edges of the board. They will march in long lines up the left and right sides to eat the pink borders. At the same time you should pull a black block to start dismantling the thick black outline holding the shape together. Pulling a seventeen black block or a twenty seven black block sends ants straight to the edges of the top fin and the tail. Doing this strips away the borders entirely. Stripping the borders leaves the bright cyan body floating all by itself in the middle. Your waiting slots remain perfectly clear because these outer paths are wide and completely unobstructed. Your hidden boxes will also start revealing their true colors during this phase because they finally have open paths to move.

Step 5: Unleash the cyan blocks to devour the main fish body.

Now it is time to use those cyan blocks you unlocked earlier. The entire core of the fish is made of cyan tiles. Tap a forty three cyan block and watch the swarm converge on the center. The ants will pour into the middle of the board from all directions. They will rapidly eat away the face the body and the tail. Since you already cleared the eyes and the dark blue bottom the ants have maximum access to the cyan pixels. Keep pulling cyan blocks as they appear in your tray. You will see a forty cyan block and later a twenty four cyan block pop up. Feed them all into the waiting slots. The cyan tiles will vanish incredibly fast. Just ensure you never pull a color that has no touching open tiles. The cyan path is huge so you are very safe here.

Step 6: Mop up the final pieces of the dorsal fin to win the level.

You are in the final stretch now. The only things left on the board are a few stray cyan tiles on the top dorsal fin and a couple of black outline pixels. Tap your last remaining eleven cyan block. The ants will climb up to the very top edge and clear the fin. Then tap a thirteen black block to remove the very last outline pieces. The board will completely empty out. The game will declare your victory. You managed the waiting slots perfectly by opening the bottom left first and expanding outward to collect the keys.

Final Thought

Clearing this puzzle feels incredibly rewarding once that giant chocolate square finally breaks apart. Remember to always prioritize your waiting slots and never pull a block unless you see a clear path for that color. Please watch the video above this article if any step is hard to follow in text. Good luck and keep the colony moving forward.