aloe hybrid delta lights maybe??

There are few very similar looking. I have one (photo) that was id-ed as Aloe rauhii (rahuii? - I find both spelling, not sure which is correct).
Some other similar looking hybrids are Lizard lips, Snowflake, Olympic star, Quicksilver, Wunderkind, Doran black - last 2 (I believe) have bigger white spots.
Delta lights seems to have wider leaves at the base? Try searching by these names, maybe you'll be able to ID.
Or someone else here may be able to ID it correctly.

Rina

This post was edited by rina_ on Wed, Dec 31, 14 at 17:53

Hard to say...as it is not "white" enough to be ones considered white.

Rina, many plants are named after a German Professor of botany, Rauh, so it would be spelled rauhii. I believe that plant (Aloe rauhii) is NOT a white one, though. Yours may be a named one (cultivar of) Aloe rauhii.

As Rina said, leaves are not wide enough to be 'Delta Lights'. 'Doran Black' has long, raised bumps. 'Quicksilver' & 'Snowflake' are more white. 'Lizard Lips' has dark green edging to leaves.

Njoasis, your plant could be any number of hybrids, even an unnamed one from open pollination in someone's greenhouse. Maybe you could take one rosette & grow it by itself...see what it looks like down the road & try for an ID then.

Aloe rauhii/ snowflake