Tiny red/coral striped worms are likely tubifex or blackworms—detritus eaters, not parasites. They didn't kill the fish.
Test water (ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, pH, KH). Clean excess sludge. Add aeration. Install a biofilter. Stock conservatively (1 inch fish per 10 gallons).
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