Colony Flow Level 134 introduces a compact side pocket bloom formation that requires precise timing and strategic pipe placement to complete.
This walkthrough breaks down the core mechanics you need—how to manage flow distribution across multiple exits, when to prioritize speed over coverage, and which pipe sequences solve the bloom pattern most efficiently.
You’ll find step-by-step play instructions for clearing the level, including the optimal opening moves, mid-game adjustments when flow splits unevenly, and how to recover if you miss the initial timing window.
The guide focuses on practical solutions that work consistently rather than luck-dependent strategies.
What Is Colony Flow Level 134 Walkthrough?
Colony Flow Level 134 is a white-bird garden board with a single ant hole. The cyan sky and green canopy must open first, because the white bird body, red flower cluster, and small highlight pieces all share the same exit afterward.
The board shows a pale-cyan sky background, a dark-green branch canopy across the top, a white bird figure near center-left with a yellow-orange beak, and a red flower cluster on the right.
Green stems and branch curls run along the lower half, with small white cloud or feather dots scattered through the middle.
The active row loads cyan 16, green 27, red 26, and red 44 early, then rotates into cyan 45/40, several green stacks, white 25/28, dark outline stacks, yellow 35/50, and later cleanup singles.
How to Play Colony Flow Level 134
Open with cyan 16 and green 27.
Clear the first sky wall and top branch edge immediately. These pieces create the opening route before the center fills.
Continue the cyan-and-green structural lane.
Use cyan 45 and cyan 40 alongside green stacks to shrink the canopy, lower branch, and outer sky. Keep this route moving until the outer field is visibly smaller.
Hold the white bird body until midgame.
White 25 and white 28 share the same ant hole as the main route. Sending them before the branch lane is stable clogs the center and delays the green canopy finish.
Delay the red flower pocket.
Red 26 and red 44 appear early in the row but are not the opening lane. The bloom is a compact side pocket. Clear it only after cyan and green have established control of the exit.
Use dark contour stacks and yellow trim in midgame.
Clear dark pieces around branch-shadow edges and lower contour before they isolate. Then use yellow 35 and yellow 50 to remove the beak and warm detail pieces.
Clean up the remaining small pieces.
Save late cyan wall cleaners, small green canopy fragments, and final white or red singles for after the outer field has started shrinking.
Level 134 Priority Order
- First: Cyan 16, green 27
- Main route: Cyan 45/40 and green canopy-and-branch stacks
- Midgame support: Dark contour pieces, yellow 35/50
- Later: White 25/28 and other bird-body fillers
- Last: Red 26/44, pale dots, cyan cleaners, remaining flower cells
Common Mistakes
Sending the red flower before the canopy and sky are shrinking parks ants on the right-side bloom and slows the outer wall. Flooding the white bird body before the branch route is open clogs the center. Both delays stretch the solve because the branch, sky, body, and bloom all compete for the same single ant hole.
Related Games
- Colony Flow Level 45 Walkthrough — A useful follow-up for players who want another Colony Flow routing solution after mastering Level 134’s canopy-first opening discipline.
- Colony Flow Level 44 Walkthrough — This walkthrough gives players another color-order puzzle to compare with Level 134’s delayed red-flower strategy.
- Colony Flow Level 40 Walkthrough — Players focused on Level 134’s cyan sky-wall management can continue with another dedicated Colony Flow solution guide.
What should I tap first in Colony Flow Level 134?
Start with cyan 16 and green 27. The outer branch route controls the board. The white bird and red flower are both safer once the canopy and sky are already moving.