Pot size lets us determine the approximate size of the rosettes. Yes, that does make a difference. Try searching for Sempervivum calcareum. I misspelled the name the first time. A google image search for Echeveria elegans produces lots of pics that look like your plant. Sorry for the misspelled name :(

Neil - I really appreciate the hunting spirit, but I think I should stop at 2 Lauii(s). I stopped by my local Lowe's yesterday, and amidst all my whining, they restocked! I took out my phone and went into frenzy mood snapping everything. They had quite a few varieties that caught my eye - Chihuahuaensis, Agavodies x Pulidonis, Neon Breaker, Sunburst. In the end, I caved and got myself a Pachyeveria Exotica 'Powder Puff' for $3. Their bigger size plants were going for $5. (crazy prices, had to talk myself out multiple times before I put them down) Will post a report with pics on another thread. Azt - Looking forward to all your crazy cacti blooms! There were a couple of Mammillaria Gracillis Fragilis bulbs that "happen to fall into my Pachyveria's Pot", so I'm attempting to root them and hopefully grow them.

Just wanted to post an update photo of my little plant. The three new rosettes have gotten a bit bigger and are actually starting to look more like compact rosettes. They also each seem to be putting out some air roots. The mother plant's leaves are looking a little worse for wear :) I also noticed that the mother plant seems to be putting out two new leaves in between a few of the old ones. I know it will still be a while before I can figure out the ID (and I may never know!), but it is looking a bit like green goddess as Lisa suggested above. When I was searching green goddess the other night, an image of another plant came up whose little rosettes look similar to mine--though this may be just because they are so young. It was echeveria Van Breen (https://thesucculentproject.files.wordpress.com/2014/10/img_6541.jpg)

#18 - Echeveria rundelli is a synonym for Echeveria setosa var. deminuta. Usually it is quite hairy/fuzzy. Few guesses: #14 - perhaps E. chroma - edit: likely 'BlackPrince' as Nik suggested #19 - looks like E. Perle von Nurnberg or E. gibbiflora #20 - maybe E. neon breakers or E. Blue curls or E. shaviana - not ure which one as they are quite similar looking; plant may be too small to tell and it may need more light to color