Colony Flow Level 60 is a night-swan puzzle board where blue water, white swan, yellow moon, and purple sky all converge at a single ant hole, requiring precise sequencing: the blue 25 opener must trigger the water flow before the twin yellow 55 moon waves and the massive purple 109 sky refill can activate.
You’ll find the clearest opener sequences, how to handle the shared ant hole without blocking your own refills, and which element priorities prevent board locks.
Colony Flow Level 60 Walkthrough
Colony Flow Level 60 is a night-swan board where blue water, the white swan, yellow moon, and purple sky share one ant hole. The blue 25 opener must start the water before twin yellow 55 moon waves and the massive purple 109 sky refill rise.
Success depends on release order: tap blue 25 in active-row cell 2 first, then white 30 in cell 1, then both yellow 55 stacks in cells 3 and 4 with one beat between each.
Hold the purple 109 in source row 1 until it rises into the empty white buffer pad—releasing it early jams the shared dirt path and blocks yellow, white, and cyan cleanup refills.
How to Solve Colony Flow Level 60
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Tap blue 25 in active-row cell 2. Blue ants walk the dirt path to the water band along the bottom. Wait for the first blue ant to clear the path before tapping the next stack. Do not tap white 30, yellow 55, or any source row stack yet.
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Tap white 30 in active-row cell 1. White ants start clearing the swan body, neck, and wing cells. Leave one beat between the blue wave and white wave since they share the path.
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Tap the first yellow 55 in cell 3, then the second yellow 55 in cell 4. Yellow ants clear the crescent moon and nearby stars. Leave one beat between white and the first yellow wave, and one beat between the two yellow waves.
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Clear source row 1 as it rises: yellow 50 in cell 2, yellow 50 in cell 3, white 25 in cell 4. Do not tap purple 109 in column 1 yet.
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Clear source row 2: blue 50 in cell 1, orange 56 in cell 2, white 29 in cell 3, yellow 50 in cell 4. Leave one beat between each wave. Blue clears the last water cells, orange starts moon-rim accents, white clears the last swan cells, and yellow clears the last stars.
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Clear source row 3: blue 25 in cell 1, yellow 55 in cell 2, yellow 55 in cell 3, yellow 50 in cell 4. Leave one beat between each wave so the moon clears before the last star cells start.
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Tap purple 109 in source row 1 once it rises into the empty white buffer pad in the fifth cell of the active row. Finish with late cyan water-reflection refills, green frog accent refill, and any small white, yellow, and orange cleanup refills.
Colors in this level: Blue, White, Yellow, Purple, Orange, Cyan, Green
Common Mistakes
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Firing white 30 before blue 25has started clearing the water. White ants cross water cells that blue still needs to clear and stall on remaining swan body cells behind active blue ants.
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Tapping purple 109 before blue 25, white 30, and both yellow 55 waves have started clearing. Purple ants strand on remaining sky cells and block every later yellow 50 and white 25 refill waiting in the source grid.
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Letting orange 56 in source row 2 rise while yellow ants are still walking the dirt path to the moon. Orange ants strand on remaining moon-rim cells behind active yellow ants and block the late green frog accent refill.
Quick Tips (Spoiler-Free)
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Tap blue 25 in cell 2 before white 30 in cell 1. The blue water band sits directly below the ant hole. Sending white first strands white ants on remaining swan body cells while blue ants queue behind them on the same dirt path.
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Drain both yellow 55 stacks in cells 3 and 4 before touching purple 109. Purple 109 is the largest single stack on the board. One early purple click can jam the entire dirt path for the rest of the run.
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Walk source rows 2 and 3 in left-to-right order after purple 109 rises into the empty white buffer pad. Hold orange 56 in source row 2, column 2 until yellow 50 moon refills from source rows 1 and 2 have started clearing the crescent.
Related Games
- Colony Flow Level 55 Walkthrough — Continue practicing the same color-stack timing and shared-path routing strategy on another late-game Colony Flow puzzle.
- Colony Flow Level 30 Walkthrough — Use this earlier Colony Flow solution to reinforce the tap-order and ant-path management skills needed for Level 60.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do I tap blue 25 before white 30 in Colony Flow Level 60?
Blue 25 in the second cell of the active row is the smallest numbered stack, and the blue water band sits directly below the ant hole. If you tap white 30 in cell 1 first, white ants cross water cells that blue still has to clear and stall on the remaining swan body while blue ants queue behind them on the same dirt path.
When is it safe to send the purple 109 stack in Colony Flow Level 60?
Hold purple 109 in source row 1, column 1 until blue 25, white 30, and both yellow 55 active row waves have all started clearing their color regions, and the yellow 50 and white 25 refills from source row 1 have at least begun rising. Purple 109 is the largest single stack on the board. Firing it early strands purple ants on remaining sky cells and blocks every remaining yellow, white, and cyan cleanup refill that has to rise into the empty white buffer pad.