They are both succulents. One look like a Jade, but can't be sure.

I know that. I need to know what kind of succulents.

Suggest you go on line and compare photos on line to what you have.

I suggest you look up images for Jade plants and find their matches.

I've already done that.

http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/namegal

Try asking there - they can probably tell you.

These are not jade plants. I grew a bunch when I was little and they ended up growing to like 2' wide. It was insane. Sorry, I wish I could remember the name for these. These look too leggy, though. They need a lot more sun.

Respectfully disagree. "Jade" is a common name for as many as maybe 100 succulent species. Try looking up the botanic name "Crassula ovuta" which is a "jade" that profoundly resembles the plant on the right. Again, without flowering parts, one cannot be certain of genus and species, which is determined by the use of a "dichotomous key". (I have an undergraduate major in botany and have worked for commercial growers as well as in a university herbarium, housing dead plant collections.)

You could have a hybrid, cross between jade and graptopetalum

echeveria http://www.thesucculentgarden.com.au/echev.html