Level 29: 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 183. This is the on-screen counter, not a move count or a count of fish visible in one frame.
What makes the four orders different?
At 0:10, four order portraits span the top of the screen. The second bowl contains orange fish during a collection effect, while the other portraits include a pale blue design, a striped design, and a rounded orange design. Compare the portraits separately instead of assuming that all orange or yellow pieces contribute to the same order.
Where are the pink and orange reference groups?
A pair of pink-and-cream round fish sits together on the left, with additional examples around the center and right. Orange candidates appear near the upper right and in lower groups. The spotted yellow puffers near the middle have a different texture from the smooth orange pieces, which matters when deciding whether a nearby pair really matches.
Which blue designs need separate matching?
Dark blue fish with white bands are visible on the right and near the bottom. Smooth pale-blue fish appear on the left and lower center. A black-and-white striped fish occupies the lower-left area alongside other colors. Use these locations to align your board, and preserve holding space while you check a third matching candidate.
Video source and version check
This Level 29 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.