T. harrisii and possibly T. caput-medusae

Harrisii was the first thing I thought of, and looks like the caput-medusae may be crossed with something less curly (or maybe it has just been well watered and thus doesn't need to be too curly) :) Anyhow, nice plants, Melissa!

My thought too Debbie. I'd wager caput x streptophylla.

Thank you!

Update - My two Airplants are doing well! They are in terrariums with a bottom layer of rocks/sand for drainage, another layer of inorganic material to set the plant on and a bit of reindeer moss to add some moisture. That setup seems to be working. I soak them in water (bottled not tap) for 15-20 minutes once a week.

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   After doing some research, I think you both were right on the money with T. caput x streptophylla.

Excited to buy some more Airplants soon!

Thanks again for the help!

Melissa