Perhaps Crassula conjuncta.

lilyumestar, I am glad to have been of help! Now that you have a name (that helps a lot when you're trying to figure out how to take care of something), you will be able to look up it's care requirements and give it the proper conditions to make it happy! Planto

Laura It shouldn't be difficult to separate them - there seems to be lots of space between individual plants. You can behead them - chop off top part of plant (best to use sharp knife), let callous and pot up. You can pot up lower part (leftover trunk with roots) & you could get some new babies sprouting from it. It would be good to improve your potting mix, this one looks pretty peaty (hard to tell from your photo). They would enjoy more gritty mix - much better drainage. There are some skinny & tall plants in the background - are they succulents? Edited to add: here is a thread with very similar question and good photos: beheading echeveria Howard (bikerdoc) is giving excellent advice & photos showing 'leftover' trunks growing new plants.

WOW! Thank you sooooo much robinswfl!!! I looked it up and....there it was!! I searched high n low looking for the correct ID. Found not a thing. You made my day!! :))))))