Are Fly River Turtles a species of softshell?

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Are Fly River Turtles a species of softshell?

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05-13-04, 04:11 PM	#1
creepiecrawlie Member Join Date: Mar-2004 Age: 33 Posts: 213	Are Fly River Turtles a species of softshell? I was wondering if they are just a species of softshell because they have a lot of similarities like the shell. Please post fast. __________________ current herps: 4 tadfrogs (mid-change from tadpole to frog) bullfrogs 1 alligator snapping turtle 1 red-eared slider 1 baby ( about 1ft long) american alligator 1 4ft american alligator 1 yellow anaconda 1.1 proven pair of brooksi kingsnake (true brooks)

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