Deshi detached from skeleton

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I’ve never seen this before and I’m not sure what to do, my deshi detached from its skeleton completely overnight, it had been leaning towards one side occasionally for a while but in the space of 24 hours moved about 2 inches. Anyone got ideas what caused this and what to do

before
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last night
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now
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Photo from under new base
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Just try and place it in an area where water flow will not push it around. As it no longer has its skeleton to Hold it in one place.
 
What happened to the deshi in the end? I’ve never seen one bail out like this before.
 

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