Probably one of the haworthias.

I have one of these and I still can't pin a name down. It seems like Haworthia pumila though.

I believe I have the same one Rina posted. I got it in a 2” pot. Yesterday I transplanted it from a sort of box planter with a bunch of other succulents. The plant itself hasn’t grown that much in the 6 months I’ve had it, but man did it put some roots out! It put way more roots out than an echeveria that has tripled or quadrupled in size.

Haworthia coarctata

Try Haworthia enon.

Thank you everyone, how that I had some base to go off, knowing that’s its definitely a Harworthia. I think it’s actually a Harworthia attenuate enon like someone commented. It’s growing in a cluster like formation but it’s all one plant. Thank you again,

It looks like enon. I do not have that haw, but looked at many photos...It seems to me that Enon is the location? I am just guessing from reading HERE

Photo from the same site:

I found this info on THIS SITE - but photo looks different...(few photos from above sie show less tubercles).

In many respects, this is the classic Haworthia, and it defines the subgenus Hexangulares. This species, which is propagated from material originally collected east of Enon in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, has erect relatively wide leaves few tubercles, giving it a rather unique appearance for this group.

Btw, most haws are clumping: