A possibility for you on that 2nd one in the last bunch: Aeonium sedifolium (which was my first thought, but I nixed it, as your plant's leaves are not so plump as I would think it to have...but it does have the tannic stripes/coloring). Still, I would not say this is IT. :P Would like to see its blooms, if/when it does. =) Adding a link to a pic of one, but not sure GW allows this site when linking (we shall see). Okay, it would not, because of spam or other. This site also has other pix of this plant that look more like how I believe it should look. Also, I don't find this site has correct labeling of their plants, so don't fully trust them. So, google image this name. Maybe I'll email you the name of site! This post was edited by rosemariero6 on Sat, Jan 5, 13 at 15:55

I don't think it's echeveria maybe a graptopetalum oy hybrid?

Thanks cactusmcharris for your post! So you agree this looks like the normal form of Echeveria runyonii?

#8 looks like E. diffractens, pretty sure it is. #1 may be e. melaco if it darkens in sun, #5 is one of the e. rondellii, a search should define that. 1 and 3 may be the same.... or maybe one of them is melaco. If you can get the into some sun so they color up then repost ne photos that may help with ID Nice plants:-) Note, make sure you learn about caring for the sempervivum, it's different than the echies.