Yes, looks like it :) What is it potted in? - I see some moss...and hopefully there is drainage hole?

@rina, I just purchased it so it came potted in a large, artificial cone shell. The moss isn't real, and there is no drainage hole. However, I do have the intention of replanting it in a proper pot as soon as I get some more porous soil to accommodate the plant as best as possible.

Onyx - great; repot into well draining mix. If you have Cactus & Succulent soil, mix in at least 50% of sifted perlite or pumice (whichever is available). Or you may want to go for gritty mix. I can't see the container, but if you like it, it could be used: just drill some drainage holes in it :) Some containers like that are quite nice.

And make sure it gets good amount of light - if it was kept in low light, acclimatized it to more.

Rina - would you recommend cleaning the roots from old soil before repotting?

Needs more light as rina said. See how flat it is? The plant opened up to try to maximize what light it was getting. All curled up tight, either enough light or too much. Flattened, not enough light.

If it is all peat on the roots gently wash off as much as you can without damaging the root system. Also you can check for root mealies that way.

Albert - as hoovb said :)

Stores usually carry them in all peat or very peaty soil; it will not mix well with new mix and interfere with what you are trying to achieve = good drainage.