I think it is Graptosedum 'Francesco Baldi', this is good in a hanging basket as it is a sprawling succulent. You can the tops off and start new plants easily, leaves also produce offsets easily.

If you're beheading, pull off all the leaves that are too spaced out, but make sure to leave an inch of bare stem beneath the rosette. Let the cut end of the stem dry for two or three days or until it's scabbed over, then place the cut end in water (be careful not to soak leaves as well) or in moistened soil and wait for roots to grow, then repot as usual when roots are between 1 and 2 inches long. Wouldn't be a bad idea to try and propagate some of the leaves while you're at it!

Hi Alyssa,

You appear to be a new poster here -- we don't usually recommend rooting succulents in water, it tends to rot them, especially for the newbies (Houseplants maybe, not succulents.)