The worms I saw were definitely large enough to been laying all those eggs. I am not sure how to gauge size but compared to the eggs the worms were huge! I mean the worm on the slide had a hard time.moving between the poop in the slides. It would try to penetrate an elares but had to double back due to the thickness of the worm not being able to get there. I view the eggs at 100x - 400x and the worms at 40xThat was to put the size of the worms laying the eggs in perspective. You said you saw a large worm? Could that have been it?
"Capillaria species are relatively transparent"
That's from the same publication as the photo. Transparent fits perfectly with this but I'm just not sure what your seeing if it's not the worms. What's making up the clear or yellowish feces?
Sure you would, as soon as you saw them being purged after the initial Levamisole treatment. It becomes pretty obvious. Your fish probably started with worms, which after a long period of fighting their damage triggered an outbreak of Spironucleus. It wasn't the injury that triggered it, it was the worms. Good luck with the clean out, just remember to retreat the Levamisole 2-3 weeks down the road.If not for the microscope I would of had no clue it was this worm infestation which is running rampant in my poor fish intestines.