Colony Flow Level 113 presents a deceptive challenge where the critical obstacle appears late in the sequence: the white muzzle family trap.
This walkthrough breaks down the exact play pattern needed to navigate this level, focusing on timing, positioning, and the specific mechanics that make or break your run. The guide prioritizes practical answers over theory.
You’ll find step-by-step movement instructions, trap identification details, and the precise moment when the white muzzle family activates.
Colony Flow Level 113 Walkthrough
Colony Flow Level 113 features an orange-and-white fox beside a brown stump, enclosed by a bright lime-green frame. The board stabilizes only if the long lime border chain drains first—the pink accents, white muzzle, black outline, and yellow-orange fur all share the same central hole afterward.
Protect the two opening empty pads for the lime-green border chain. Once the border wraps across the top and down the right side, the stump, outline, muzzle, and fur traffic can move safely.
How to Play Colony Flow Level 113 - Step-by-Step Solution
Start with lime 5, then lime 35.
These opening waves secure the lower-left border and top-left corner, beginning the perimeter route.
Continue the promoted lime chain.
Feed lime 56, lime 12, and lime 30 as they surface. Keep the empty pads available for green while the top band and right-side frame finish wrapping. Hold pink 29, light-blue 11, brown 17, and black 45 while the border is still moving.
Open the stump and fox outline.
After the green frame is stable, bring in brown 17 and the later brown 15 / 13 stacks. Pair them with the black outline waves to clear the stump front, mouth line, snout, and lower fox edge before the pale face pieces arrive.
Add the smaller color details.
Use pink 4 and the light-blue singles next. Leave a brief pause between taps if the route beneath the stump starts to fill.
Clear the white face-fill stacks.
Send white 45, white 25, and later white waves for the muzzle, chest, and paw only after the black snout outline is open. Early white traffic parks in the central gap and blocks the fur path.
Finish the yellow-orange fur.
Clear yellow-orange 22, yellow-orange 32, and the remaining fur stacks across the ear, back, flank, and tail. Clean up the final black and white edge squares last.
Tips and Strategies
- Treat the opening empty pads as lime-only space until the border reaches the top and right rail.
- Build the brown stump structure and black fox outline before releasing white muzzle or chest pieces.
- Use pink and light-blue accents after the outline is active, not during the perimeter phase.
- Save the yellow-orange fur for late game; it needs the central route clear for the ear, back, flank, and tail.
- If the board stalls beneath the stump, stop tapping consecutive detail colors and let the active route clear before sending the next stack.
Common Mistakes
- Spending one of the two opening empty pads on pink 29, blue 11, or black 45 before the promoted lime border waves wrap the top and right side.
- Sending white 45 or the later white family before the stump front and fox snout outline are active, which parks white ants on the muzzle and blocks late yellow fur traffic.
- Treating the yellow-orange family as the opener instead of the finisher, which clears the center lane too early and leaves the green frame or black outline unfinished.
Related Games
- Colony Flow Level 45 Walkthrough — This walkthrough offers another color-routing puzzle for players who need more practice timing stack releases and preserving open pads.
- Colony Flow Level 35 Walkthrough — Level 35 is a useful follow-up for mastering the deliberate chain-order planning that Level 113 requires for its lime border setup.
- Colony Flow Level 30 Walkthrough — Players who enjoyed Level 113’s staged progression from perimeter traffic to detail cleanup can continue with another Colony Flow puzzle guide.
What opens Colony Flow Level 113?
Lime 5 and lime 35 from the starting active row. The whole top band and right frame need that green chain first, so the two empty pads should be treated as green-only space until the border is mostly cleared. The safest sequence is lime 5 → lime 35 → lime 56 → lime 12 → lime 30 as each stack surfaces.