Sand Loop Level 251 Solution Walkthrough | Sand Loop 251
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Sand Loop Level 251 Guide: The Sunflower Fence Puzzle
The Art: A bright, summery scene featuring three large Sunflowers behind a wooden picket fence. Type: Endurance Logic. The high-numbered ice blocks turn this into a marathon, not a sprint. The Hook: This level is deceptively dense. You have a massive amount of "filler" colors (Orange for the fence, Cyan for the sky) that you must churn through to unlock the tiny amount of Red needed for the flower centers. The trap is getting clogged with colors you can't use yet because the detailed spots are locked behind ice.
Sand Loop Level 251 Solution: Sunflowers & Fence
Take a look at the pixel grid on the top screen. This image dictates your flow.
- Color Palette: Dominant Orange (Fence), heavy Cyan (Sky), moderate Yellow (Petals) and Green (Leaves), and very scarce Dark Red (Centers).
- The "Danger Zones": The flower centers. The Red pixels are tiny, isolated islands surrounded by Yellow. If you pour Red too early or too sloppily, you risk ruining the Yellow petals.
- Fill Order: The game naturally wants you to paint the broad strokes first. You will be pouring a ton of Orange for the bottom fence immediately. The Cyan sky is also a safe dump for blue cups. The real bottleneck is the Red, which is thankfully locked away at the start.
Tackling the Ice Counters in Sand Loop Level 251
The most glaring obstacle in the tray is the set of four Numbered Ice Blocks. You have two labeled "15" and two labeled "25".
- How they work: These counters tick down every time you successfully place a cup on the conveyor belt and pour sand. You do not need to make matches next to them. You just need to keep playing.
- What they block: Notice they are sitting directly on top of Dark Red cups. This is intentional design. You don't need Red until the very end of the flower painting process. The game is protecting you from yourself.
- Strategy: Ignore the ice. Treat it as a timer. Your only goal is to keep the conveyor moving with Orange, Green, and Yellow to tick these numbers down naturally. Do not try to "target" them.
Sand Loop Level 251 Step-by-Step Walkthrough
The tray layout is cramped. You have a 5-slot capacity, which is generous, but the Ropes and Ice restrict your actual usable board space significantly.
1. Build the Fence (Orange Rush)
Your first priority is the bottom half of the canvas: the wooden fence.
- Look at the top row of the tray. You have accessible Orange cups. Tap them immediately.
- The bottom corners also have Orange cups. Prioritize these. Getting the Orange out of the way clears space on the board and starts ticking down the Ice counters.
- Warning: Do not mix in Cyan just yet. Focus on one major color block to keep your rhythm steady. If you alternate Orange and Cyan too fast, you might mistime a pour and stain the fence blue.
2. Solving the Rope & Mystery Trap
On the far left and right columns, you see Ropes binding a Green cup to a Cyan cup (or similar combinations depending on your shuffle).
- You cannot move one without the other. This eats up 2 slots of your 5-slot capacity instantly.
- Wait until you have a clear moment on the belt. Tap the roped pair when you see the canvas needs both Green (leaves) and Cyan (sky/edges).
- Mystery Cups (Grey with ?): There are several grey cups scattered around. In Sand Loop 251, these are risky. Only tap a Mystery Cup when you have 3 or more open slots on the belt. If it reveals a Red cup too early, it will clog your line because the flower centers aren't ready to be painted.
3. The Cyan Spine
The center column of the tray is a stack of Cyan cups.
- Once the Orange fence is mostly done, rip through this center column.
- The Sky takes a lot of paint. Use this central stack to rapidly lower the "15" and "25" counts on the ice blocks.
- Because the Cyan cups are stacked vertically, you can tap them in rapid succession without searching the board. This is your speed phase.
4. Flower Assembly & The Red Finish
By the time the counters hit zero and the ice shatters, the board should be mostly empty.
- The Ice Blocks will break, finally releasing the Dark Red cups.
- At this point, your sunflowers should be mostly Yellow with empty centers.
- Send the Red cups up singly. Do not bundle them. The target area for Red is small (just a few pixels). A precise, single cup is safer than a continuous pour here.
- Use the remaining Yellows to clean up any petal edges you missed.
Pro Tip: If the belt jams, check the Mystery Cups. Sometimes a rogue color hides in there. Burn it off by tapping it even if the timing is bad, just to clear the slot—it's better to waste a cup than deadlock the level.


