Colony Flow Level 145 is a black-cat silhouette puzzle board where timing and sequence matter more than speed.
The bright yellow halo must open first, because the dark cat head, pale glow patches, and tiny green mouth accent all funel through the same single ant hole afterward. Miss that order and the board stalls.
This walkthrough covers the clearest play-focused mechanics and practical details for Colony Flow Level 145.
What Is Colony Flow Level 145 Walkthrough?
Colony Flow Level 145 requires clearing the bright yellow-orange outer halo before tackling the dark cat-head silhouette. The black and purple center shares a single ant hole with the much larger border field, making the cat profile the board’s main congestion trap.
Green 13 appears early but is not the structural opener. The solve order is:
Halo first → cat head second → pale glow and facial details last.
How to Play Colony Flow Level 145
Step-by-Step Solution
Start the outer field.
Use green 13 to get traffic moving, then prioritize yellow 17, yellow 40, and the heavier yellow waves. The yellow-orange wall is the widest mass on the board and needs the lane before central stacks build up.
Keep the halo draining.
Add orange 30 while the yellow field is already shrinking. Clear the lower trim and outer pockets to keep the border active instead of switching to the dark center too soon.
Release the dark cat profile.
Once the halo has opened space, send the black and dark purple head, ear, and facial-contour stacks. Clearing them earlier parks ants in the center and blocks the route the outer field still needs.
Clear pale glow in midgame.
Bring in the white cheek stacks and pale side-glow pieces after the silhouette has started collapsing. These patches are safer once the central area has room.
Finish with small details.
Save the green mouth accents, magenta 20, pink inserts, tiny pale singles, remaining yellow edge cleaners, and dark ear contours for cleanup. These are micro-pockets, not opening plays.
Tips and Strategies to Complete the Level
- Prioritize yellow 17 and yellow 40. They remove the largest part of the yellow halo and reduce pressure on the single ant hole.
- Use orange 30 as support, not a detour. Play it while the outer field is active so the lower border drains alongside the yellow masses.
- Do not play black and purple stacks early. The cat head is visually tempting, but early dark traffic clogs the shared central route.
- Delay white, pink, magenta, and green facial pieces. They are compact cleanup targets and rarely improve the early board state.
- Watch the border, not just the center. If the yellow-orange halo is still broad, keep feeding it before returning to the cat silhouette.
Related Games
- Colony Flow Level 104 Walkthrough — Continue with another late-game Colony Flow board guide for similarly demanding color-order routing and ant-hole traffic management.
- Colony Flow Level 45 Walkthrough — This walkthrough offers another puzzle-specific reference for practicing the priority-based stack sequencing used to clear Level 145’s halo-first layout.
Enjoy!