Level 101: early-board notes
These notes describe visible checkpoints in the Daisy Gaming recording, reviewed on . Use them alongside the video to compare your board. They are not a complete tap-by-tap solution; fish names below describe colors and shapes, not official species names.
Compare the early board at 0:10 →
The recorded progress counter has a goal of 162. This is the on-screen counter, not a move count or a count of fish visible in one frame.
What do the two order portraits show?
The ten-second frame has a green-toned portrait on the left and a red fish portrait on the right. The first bowl contains pieces during a collection effect. Match the visible outlines with your own screen before reading later progress, because an animation can hide the exact state of the order and does not provide a complete list of remaining targets.
Where are the green and red landmarks?
Green turtle-shaped pieces appear in the left-middle and central bubbles. Red fish with pale fins sit near the middle and lower right, separate from the pink upright seahorse-shaped pieces running down the right side. Use these silhouettes to compare the recording with your board, rather than treating nearby red or pink artwork as a single matching group.
How are the round and smooth blue fish separated?
Round deep-blue fish appear toward the upper right and lower left, while smooth pale-blue fish cross the left and central areas. Small purple pieces appear around the lower center and bottom right. Check the round body against the flatter pale-blue silhouette before collecting. The scattered positions make a full-board scan useful when a nearby pair still needs a third matching candidate.
Video source and version check
This Level 101 mapping was verified from the Daisy Gaming Fish Sort Puzzle playlist on 2026-10-07. The guide targets the Shycheese game with Android package triple.sorting.bubble.fish.match. Updates can change a board, so report a mismatch with the app version and opening layout.