There are varieties of magnifica & maraisii with teeth & without. H. maraisii used to be included in the magnifica group. Another I thought seems to fit well is Haworthia mirabilis v. paradoxa. Yours looks very close to the ones in the book, HAWORTHIA for the Collector, by Rudolf Schulz. See the one at the site linked below. Bill has an excellent collection of Haworthia! :) Sometimes goes by just Haworthia paradoxa. Also seen at this site: http://ele-middleman.at.webry.info/200601/article_45.html Here is a link that might be useful: Bill's Haworthia

Seems Haw. attenuata to me. greetz Hablu

Thanks for the confirmation. I am new, so it's still difficult for me to tell if a particular plant is getting enough light.

Katherine, very nice finds, for sure. Love that vibrant green! hablu, that does look just like my fatty! In looking back at the 1st photos I posted I see now how much less brown coloring mine has from when I purchased it. I've had it under the umbrella getting filtered sunlight. I see yours has some of the same coloring that mine used to. Is it stress coloring from getting more light or direct sun? If so, the change in mine happened quickly, in about a week's time. Tyler