Young plants can be tough but the leaves look too thick for Blue Elf.

tj

I'd guess 'Walmsley's Blue', but immature Aloes are difficult to ID (like many immature plants).

Walmsley's Blue is the closest so far. Not Blue Mountain Aloe or at least not like my Aloe Marlothii.

I have one of those too. It's called Pegler's Aloe. As they age they start to get reds/purples from the sun and fan out the leaves. This one used to look like yours, all blue.

Hi Matt,

I don't think you have Aloe peglerae pictured there - I don't recall teeth on the undersides of the leaves on this species. But the possibility for error here is high, so maybe get another opinion.

I don’t think that it’s any of the those that I’ve listed. I have a couple of variegated Walmsley’s, it doesn’t look like any marlothii I’ve had and way to thick to be blue elf. I hadn’t considered peglerae as I’m not too familiar with them. But after looking at some pictures, they look very similar; being blue in color and striated as young aloe. There’s also some small teeth coming in on the undersides. I’ve definitely had a hard time with this one haha only time will tell. Thank y’all for the input so far!

oh shoot cactusmcharris!ahaha.. I'll check back here and see if anyone passing through comes up with another name. It's a beaut whatever it is!