Welcome to the land of Hostaholics. You have one very fine neighbor to give you a nice healthy plant, as that one appears to be. Definitely not Rainbow's End. That one has shiny leaves and looks almost plastic. Yours is young...could it be a young June? Here is a link to a website that provides endless info. Poke around and see what you find. -Babka Here is a link that might be useful: The Wonderful Hosta Library

The little white guy in the middle is not a vermicomposting worm, and the little brown things are not vermicastings. If you had that many vermicastings, you would have a #@&%load of vermicomposting worms....not just that one albino thing in the middle. Cocoons are always hard to see, spread throughout the vermicastings/bedding, and will be in various stages of maturity (darker when closer to hatching). They are also more like this pic of an emerging red wiggler from the casting. CarlosDanger

I had one of these in my yard just yesterday......the 3 things that helped me i.d. it were the crest, the yellow belly, and the rufous tail.

Yes, it is sepoervivum, and in great need of much better light - that is main reason you didn't think it compared to the photos. Hardy succulent, does best outdoors (whole year round, unless you are in zone colder than z3, or extremely hot - they don't like much humidity and very high temps).