The first one is a monstrose Crassula ovata. The cultivar name frequently used is Crassula 'Gollum'. Note the punctuation and capitalization on cultivar names.

And yeah, the second one looks like a small A. vera to me too.

The second could maybe A. "Walmsley's Blue" but it could also be A. vera as well. Im no expert. Mine are getting a nice pink edging down the leaves.
plant_junkie

The first is of course, C ovata 'Gollum', named for the suction-cup leaf endings. The other common 'Jade' cultivar also has a Tolkien name: 'Hobbit'.

I think #2 is Aloe vera because that plant is far more common than a cultivar like 'Walmsley's Blue', which would probably have come with a tag. Also, that hybrid does not show the faint spotted markings seen on the plant above.

Brad

Awesome awesome! Thanks so much guys!

does any one know where I can buy Crassula Ovata Gollum and Fenestraria rhopalophylla (baby toes)? I can't find them anywhere here in boston. Anybody have any suggestions on where I can go look for them? Thanks. Bunny gurl that jade is very pretty, nice pic.

nae boston

Thanks inlovewithhoyas! There were several of them and I chose the smallest. The smaller the better is my motto. I absolutely LOVE to start with tiny babies and watch them flourish into monsters. It's so rewarding in my opinion.

Good luck finding your plants. Sorry I can't help you. I'm in Alberta, Canada.