SOS:weird feeler, seldom eat, kind of sick

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i got 5 axies(4 wild & 1 wild). it's been really weird recently. each one has some feelers sticked on its head, body, leg or around the gills. and they seldom eat since then. i even put some sault(no iodine), try to get rid of unknown "pioson" but nothing changed. jesus. btw i have my 5 axies in a 40*30 tank with a pump connected with a biochemistrical sponge.
i think personally the water, temperature and oxygen is ok cos it's the same with other 2 whites, who're rather healthy.
WHOEVER KNOWS EXACTLY WHAT IT IS OR MET THIS BEFORE PLEASE HELP MANY THANKS IN ADVANCE
 
Go to Google Images and search for "anchor worm". Does that look like it? If so, I think you will need something stronger than a little salt to get rid of them.
 
i think it's more like anchor worm
but i don't see the "bloody spot"
what can i use to deal with it? dimillin or program is ok?
what else, what's the detail i can do with it?
thank god.
btw the "worm" is dark green.
more obvious with the white axie
 
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