It looks like a Rhipsalis to me.

Waz,

I was thinking it might be a Senecio, Like S. deflersii or other.

~Rosemarie

Here is a link that might be useful: Senecio deflersii

I looked at all the senecio web-photos I could find.
At first I couldn't believe it they looked too different. I thought the senecio deflersii listed above was mislabelled.
But as I found more deflersii photos I am coming around to the idea that it is in fact some sort of senecio.
Google pickle plant for more photos.

The rhipsalis suggestion was good, but I cannot agree.
I could not believe this plant of mine was not some form of cactus. I am surprised that as I learn more and more about cactii, that it is so easy to see similarities to let's say opuntia, but be totally off the mark!

Here is one last parting shot, a closer view just in case it will help with a more positive ID.

Thanks,

Waz

Waz,
Look for a Ceropegia match. I just started a lot of seeds of many different Ceropegia and it looks like a couple of them. Not Opunita or Rhipsalis.
Dan

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Sorry, I did not have the option to add a jpg to the last post I made as planned.

Ok, the evidence is overwhelming.

Looks like I went out, bought a nice unusual opuntia which later turned out to be some sort of senecio-succulent. Well it IS unusual so I guess I'll keep it dispite it not being a cactus.

Thanks all,

Waz