Very pretty! I love the coral color! Can't wait to see more!

I contacted Bikerdoc because he'd commented on an earlier similar discussion. He thinks it's Doris Taylor and probably sunburn ... which wouldn't surprise me since it was bought from an inside store. Thanks Biker. http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/1777729/fuzzy-succulent-brown-spots-and-shriveling-leaves

I partially disagree with Kara regarding oedema: this disorder doesn't happen only in cool weather. High humidity is also a culprit. If the plant takes in more water and faster than it can transpire - could be from atmosphere, not only soil -, the cells became waterlogged. They stretch and collapse. Spots appear on the leaves, often became pimple or wart-like. They may look similar to different diseases, like rust or powdery mildew. These blotches often became corky. It is unsightly, but affected leaves should not be removed. Growing conditions needs to be corrected: use well draining mix and container with drainage improve the air circulation indoors - leave space between the plants; use fan cut off damaged roots - they are not functioning well water when warm (when sun is up, best in the morning) increase light (make sure it is gradual if plant was in darker spot)

Not sure, but you could ask over on the cactus and succulent forum. Be forewarned, however: you will get advice about the improper pots and potting mix you are using. Don't buy anything until you have pots with holes and fast draining mix. If you are interested in succulents, take time to read on that forum and ask questions; you will learn so much, as I have. You have some nice plants there, and with proper conditions they will thrive. I don't mean to criticize, just trying to be helpful.