Not a volunteer, but I cruise through daily =D

I wonder if this could be a peperomia of some kind.

Maybe try posting on the houseplant forum, it may not be a succulent.

The leaves look thick, but I'm wondering if they're supposed to be curled that way.

Any history on the plant, such as where it's kept, your part of the world, etc. will help.

Not an expert at all, but it does not look like a succulent plant

It is a hoya, which is a succulent...this is a good link for tips on this particular plant..http://www.houseplant411.com/houseplant/hindu-rope-plant-grow-care

Missy

I don't think that is hoya - but could be wrong. Hindu rope hoya has thick and much more crinkled leaves. It is hard to ID since it is in relatively poor shape; it may be suffering from too much water and perhaps not enough light?

I thought it may be Lipstick plant - Aeschynanthus; 'Rasta' (aka Twisted lipstick plant) has leaves that are 'wrinkled'. But I don't have these plants, only know them from pics...

Sorry Missy,

I'm w/ Rina on this, it's not a Hoya at all, definitely not Rope Hoya (compacta) for the reasons Rina articulated. Also I grow compacta, it's a completely different plant.

I think it's some kind of Wandering Jew relative, maybe part of that family of Commelinacae. Note the growth habit very like a Wandering Jew (Tradescantia).

Lena

This totally threw me!

It did not look like a hindu rope plant to me either, but didn't have a suitable reason for disagreeing, other than it doesn't look like it to me in the least.

Not that I know much about this particular plant, but I've been looking at them for the past year or so, trying to talk myself out of adding yet ANOTHER plant to my collection, lol!!