Peperomia ferreyrae.

Needs more light.

Your succulents had grown too thin and tall, with too much space between the leaves because it is not receiving enough light. Not even sure which one it is, because it doesn't have proper shape. It may be even one of the hardy succulents that do best outdors, year round. Bigger is not always better; succulents like this are generally quite compact. Color seems to be too light, especially closer to the center.

Pls. provide info about what kind of soil it is in; how often and how much do you water; how much light it is receiving. Knowing your general loccation or growing zone would help.

Maybe you can take sharp cose-up of the plant, but not sure if that would help to ID.

This is how it looked when I first got it, so I think you are both correct that it needs more light. I googled photos of peperomia ferreyrae and looks like we have a match. Is there anything I should do to prune it back before I place it in a better lit area ( although not sure there is a sunnier spot in my home)? There are not very many lower leaves left on the main stem at this point. Any advice?

Agree with ID iochroma gave. And it does need much more light. Etoliated plant will not revert to compact even if you increase ligh, but new growth would be healthier and more compact. I would give it very good haicut, and try to root all clippings - do not know how easily or not they will, as I never tried rooting this one. But beheading should stimulite lots of new growth. Here is a thread abot beheading with lots of pics and descriptins: [BEHEADING PLANTS 1 & 2[(https://www.houzz.com/discussions/beheading-plants-dsvw-vd~4611851?n=119).

Regardless, you need to solve the light situation, as nothing will change unless there is enough light. Supplemental lights could help, and keeping it outdoors when warm enough will too. Acclimatize it to change in light levels.

Agree totally. Not to be nasty, but it's gross and disgusting in it's etiolated form (I like to see plants the way they should be). The original photo is so much better.

Not an easy one to root but they eventually do. In my experience it takes a long time compared to other succulents. So I would try as suggested with every bits you cut! Also they don't like too much direct sun depending on where you live. So more light but watch for direct sun