succulent?

[aella]

would anyone be able to tell me what succulent this is?

[Silver surfer]

Welcome aella.
Sadly your pics are not clear enough to be sure what it is. However, it MAY be a Kalanchoe.

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[AnnaMarie]

This may be very helpful: WATER-WISE GARDEN PLANTS - Photo's "Sedum to Z"

[DesertFlower]

I agree with previous post, this looks like Kalanchoe, known as Mother Of Millions. Mother of Millions grows small baby plants on the points in the leaves. Have you noticed anything like this? I don't see any of these in the photos but the leaves appear to be the correct shape.

Post more pictures if you have them.

I hope this helps.

[AnnaMarie]

This link will show you the "mother of millions" plant a.k.a chandelier plant and devil's backbone. http://www.northwestweeds.nsw.gov.au...f_millions.htm
It is also a highly toxic plant from Madascar. This plant could very well be in the Kalanchoe family but I beleive that sedums are also with them. The sedums I was referring to that I thought looked similar are called "Sedum Ruby Glow, Vera Jameson, and Sunset Cloud." They all have small clusters of red flowers that develope on the ends of the plant when in a healthy condition.