Level 46: 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 123. This is the on-screen counter, not a move count or a count of fish visible in one frame.
Which visible red target is still needed?
At 0:10, the red fish with pale vertical stripes shows 0/3. The second order is finishing beneath bright effects, so its portrait cannot be read reliably in this frame. A red-striped candidate is exposed in the bottom-right group beside yellow-purple striped and brown-and-white striped pieces, making that group a useful comparison point.
How are the turtle groups arranged?
Turtle-shaped pieces are spread densely through the central and right-hand areas, including paired pieces in lower groups. Their shells and legs distinguish them from the green round fish nearby. Use the turtle groups as board landmarks, but check the actual order row before treating their abundance as a reason to select them.
Which rounded pairs are separate designs?
Pink-and-cream fish form pairs toward the upper right and bottom left. Spotted blue puffers form a pair near the upper left, and blue-green puffers pair around the middle right. The bottom-right yellow-purple pair is another design altogether. These exposed pairs help orient the board without assuming that all round fish fill the same portrait.
Video source and version check
This Level 46 mapping was verified from the Daisy Gaming Fish Sort Puzzle playlist on 2026-09-30. 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.