So far as I know, and I have had turtles, and many friends have as well, this is not normal, and is a sign of some infection, first thing is to ensure that she has a means to get out of water completely.... And that some heat, whether rock or by light is provided... This allows for her shell to get dry. Otherwise, the constant wet will begin to be seen as "rot"....Turtles are not like crabs and snails that will "move up" as they grow... More, they are like snakes as they will molt as they grow, the shell growing with them. The degree of her condition, if simply molting or something worse is to be determined by someone more knowedgable than I.
If a free answer on here or other web info cannot be found definitively then you should see a vet... Or find a answer forum for vets.... Forums or usually free, of course, the vet will cost, but will certainly be worth it.
Best of luck.
If a free answer on here or other web info cannot be found definitively then you should see a vet... Or find a answer forum for vets.... Forums or usually free, of course, the vet will cost, but will certainly be worth it.
Best of luck.