What Are These Parasites? (Picture)

[Querorz]

Guys,
 
Simple story... I have these Largemouth bass i got from a fish farm for 2 months. All of a sudden this fish stops eating and i spot these funny stuff on him. At first i thought these were Anchor Worms but as i checked more and more pictures online i thought maybe i am wrong. 
 
 A friend of mine told these were skin flukes but skin flukes are supposed to be invisible to naked eye. Please give me a hand.
 
 

 

[Wildbetta]

A picture of the fish and possible parasites in question would be very beneficial since without it, there can only be random guesses and no true answers.  

 

[Querorz]

 Oh, i thought i shared the picture man. Apparently it doesn't accept me to share a picture here.
 
 http/i874.photobucket.com/albums/ab304/Querorz/20150907_015326_zpssiirekug.jpg~original

 

[Goggy]

Could be a scale problem

 

[Querorz]

 Goggy, i don't think this is a simple scale deformation. These things are something that don't belong to this fish. I can tell that. 

 

[Wildbetta]

Have you tried to remove any of them?   Definitely not something that I have ever seen and I don't think they are "normal" in any sense of the word.

 

[Ch4rlie]

Looks more likely to be something to do with the fish's natural slime coat (mucroprotein coating).
 
This is the natural defence as a barrier against diseases and infections.
 
So perhaps may be worth investigation slime coat diseases and what causes what looks like a slightly milky white coat.
 
Other than that I do not have any other ideas what this may be.

 

[nic1]

What ever they are can't you get a general skin fluke anti parasite treatment?

 

[betta fish]

I think your first assumption that it is anchor worm is correct I have never owned a fish with this parasite but they are apparently common in fish that live in ponds.