While I agree with you, rina, you have to admit that the position of the succulents is very favorable for identifying!

It may be helpful to have some close up (closer) pictures of each plant individually.

The upper right is some sort of Opuntia, and lower left looks like an Echeveria. I can't get specifics right now.

~palmsandsnow

The one in the middle looks like Haworthia attenuata. Bottom row center perhaps a Sempervivum. Definitely need closer shots.

top left: Sedum, maybe

top center: Sedum

top right: Opuntia

center left: Echeveria but not sure

center: Haworthia

center right: not a succulent?

bottom left: Orostachys, maybe

bottom center: Sempervivum

bottom right: can't see what that is

top left looks like one of the hardy, trailing sedums (it may be Sedum acre) best grown outdoors.

OP said: Pls ignore The two lower right ones :D

That lower left plant, I IDed that earlier today guessing as Orostachys on another thread where it was by itself asking if the pups should cut off.

Middle row far right looks like a Fittonia, if so, pls. know it's a tropical plant, not succulent, in fact opposite, requiring mid-to low light & very high humidity. I could only grow it in terrariums or in bathroom window next to shower.

Re: Karen R. Sternberg

Hahaha yeahh its a fittonia! Originally I had it in a terrarium... But unfortunately it didn't like the condition very much and started wilting... I'm not too sure what I did wrong but I followed some advise to put it in a bathroom... But it just got worst.. So I gave up and replanted it :( its looking better now.. Maybe sometime later I would replant it in a more humid area :D thanks a lot!

Closer shot.. Ignore the fittonia and the dead plant T.T

That sempervivum looks quite etiolated; best grown outside, same as the hardy sedum.

All would do much better if repotted into better mix.