Watering succulents every day is way too often. Once a week or longer is more suitable (depends on soil, temps).
I see small rocks on soil surface, but what is under them? What kind of mix are they planted in?
Definitely not too much sunlight. Black prince is green now, it would be very dark if in proper sunlight. If you search this site (or google the name) you'll see how dark they are supposed to be. In winter & indoors, they will turn green for lack of sunlight, so the color is not alarming right now (I assume they are indoors).
If you can, give both much more sun and much less water.
Make sure the pots they are in have draining holes.
The potting mix needs to be well draining (gritty).

Use skewer to check if they need watering - insert in the pot more than half way down. If it feels wet/cold or some soil is sticking to it, it is still wet & don't need watering.

Rina

just ordinary soil i've got from our garden...my black prince exposed to sunlight in the morning for 1hour because i live in apartment the sunlight block by buildings...draining holes are ok...i repot my black prince n rose cactus again just want to check their roots..roots are ok..my rose cactus is drooping...not sure with the term i used...i will post 2morow the picture...will it survive?

another question...i ordered succulents in uprooted 4 days already still in forwarding team of the courrier delay delivery due to merry season ...airline overcapacity and airport congestion..will the plants be okay... will they survive for 4 days without water den they are uprooted? tnx again...

btw, is that a black prince u posted...wat happened to that? i just started to collect succulents last nov. 5, 2014...m not expert on that yet...pls help me...tnx

Yes, the Black Prince can take full sun all day long. It then turns quite black. The flowers are pretty dramatic, too. Give your plants the most sun possible. I know that's hard in an apartment.

I have mine planted in the ground, and first I filled the hole with gritty mix for extra drainage. I've included a link from another of our friends from the Philippines asking about soil.

Here is a link that might be useful: Gritty Mix Advice for Tropics

angel78

Yes, that is Echeveria Black Prince - the leaves/color should be very dark red (almost black) - that's why it's called Black prince....I don't have as much sun as you and only part of the year they could be outside (pretty cold here in Canada!); but in summer they are outside in full sun.
Crenda's get to be outside year round since she is in much warmer climate.
As she pointed out too, they should get as much sun as possible, otherwise they will stay green (which is nice color too!), but they will also stretch (etoilate) since they will try to 'reach' for more sun/light - your plant is already doing that, it's visible in new growth.
It is hard to give them enough sunlight in apartment, so maybe you can add some artificial light? It will not be as good as outside, but will help some. If you don't like the dark leaves, there are many succulents that are just green. These plants should be compact, with relatively short stem/stalk when conditions are right.
Even totally green ones will start 'stretching' if they don't receive enough sunlight.

But well draining soil is most important, and I hope you'll have chance to read thread Crenda pointed out to you.

Succulents do not need much water, so don't worry about your shipment (hope it is not coming from someplace where there is winter now! In hot climate they may be rather too hot-suffocating if in the box for too long.) I have some cuttings just sitting there without soil for months, there is nothing wrong with them.
They are much better off dry than wet - they could last without soil for weeks and months; too much wetness for same periods of time will kill them thou.
Rina

thanks rina and crenda....these are updated pics of my plants...they look worst today huhuhu...what should i do now...pls help...3 to 4 hours of sunlight already, is it enough?

my black prince

are the lower leaves mushy/rotted? idk abt anyone else but it just looks etiolated to me? if you can't get it into better light look forward to propagating in the spring I guess.....if you're really worried u could check the roots idk

the leaves started to become rotten when i put the plant where it can receive 11am to 3pm sunlight..usually they only received 9am to 10am sunlight...

updared pic of my rose cactus

i think i will give these 2 plants to my aunt coz not good here in my apartment...i feel so sad to see my plants like that...haworthias, aloes n gasteria are good for me to take care of? are they ok to partial sunlight, like 1 hour? how about kalanchoe desert surprise, tom's thumb, and topsy turvy? btw, my jade plant is also not good..

to meow- yes, it is etiolated.. lack of sunlight coz i live in apartment =( ..

The mídale leaves on my Black Prince are withering. I water it every two weeks, and it tales about dice hours of sunlight every day. Can anyone help me find out what's wrong?