#1 maybe Haworthia attenuata because it also has dots/tubercles on inner side of the leaves. No idea on your other succulents, I'm having trouble ID-ing Echeverias as there are so many of them look alike, and not familiar with the others, hahaa..

1. I don't remember how to difference H. attenuata from H. fasciata, but is one of them, yes.
3. Looks like Echeveria lilacina
5. I think that is some kind of Cotyledon
6. They look as the leaves of Senecio articulatos. So, I think it could be a Senecio, but don't know what of them.

I think #6 is Senecio kleiniformis..

Was kind of considering Senecio oxyriifolius for #6 as well. Hard to tell without a bit more of the plant. I agree with H. attenuata for #1 and cyclops seems correct for the Aeonium.

My attenuata was labeled as fasciata as well and looks the same as this one but it was explained to me that if the inner side of the leaves aren't 100% smooth then it's not fasciata. Apparently fasciata is quite rare and I don't think I've ever actually seen one. This may be one here, at least in my mind this is what it would look like.

I wanted to identify my succulents so I could look up the specifics on how to care for them and whether propagation is possible. Is the care for different echeveria types pretty similar?

Cristina, I started looking around at cotyledon varieties for my #5 succulent and I came across cotyledon orbiculata var oblonga/flanaganii.

I am not quite sure how to post a link but I found it here:

http://kellysnotsogreenthumb.blogspot.com/2008/04/finger-aloe-cotyledon-orbiculata-var.html?m=1

What do you guys think?

It looks quite similar.