Level 65: 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.
Which three order portraits are visible?
The round blue fish with a pale dorsal fin shows 0/3, the orange fish with pale bands shows 0/3, and the pink fish with white bands shows 1/3. A rounded blue pair is exposed around the middle right, with more candidates in upper and central groups. Their pale fins distinguish them from plain navy fish.
Where are the chained target and key?
A chain marked 1 covers the bottom-left group, containing a navy fish, black-and-white fish, pink-striped fish, and orange-banded candidate. The key sits at the bottom right with blue-striped, rounded blue, and teal pieces. Keep the orange target inside the chain separate from exposed orange candidates around the center and lower left.
What complicates the blue comparison?
A rainbow question marker occupies the lower-center group beside a round blue candidate and a narrow striped blue fish. Blue fish with orange fins are also exposed in upper-left and central groups. The marker's identity is unknown, and these three visible blue appearances plus plain navy fish should remain separate when checking a possible match.
Video source and version check
This Level 65 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.