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Please help me ID my new cacti and succulents

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Hi! I recently got a few cacti and succulents and I need help identifying them. I would really appreciate your help! :)
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The plants seem quite small and not very easy to identify. However, 2 and 3 look like echeverias and 7 appears to be a mammillaria elongata. Several of the plants seem to be showing signs of etiolation (fast growth with too little light). This may be due to the way they were stored before you got them.
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Number 3 looks like Echeveria "Black Prince". I suspect that 5 & 6 are Rebutias/ Aylosteras of some sort, but would hesitate to put a name to them without seeing flowers (and more normal growth under better light conditions, as Rod suggested). No. 8 is what was commonly know as Mammillaria gracilis, but seems to have been renamed to Mammillaria vetula subsp. gracilis. No. 9 is not very clear but looks like a Euphorbia
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4. A very pale Lobivia arachnacantha?
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rodsmith wrote:The plants seem quite small and not very easy to identify. However, 2 and 3 look like echeverias and 7 appears to be a mammillaria elongata. Several of the plants seem to be showing signs of etiolation (fast growth with too little light). This may be due to the way they were stored before you got them.
Thank you so much! :)
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Mal L wrote:Number 3 looks like Echeveria "Black Prince". I suspect that 5 & 6 are Rebutias/ Aylosteras of some sort, but would hesitate to put a name to them without seeing flowers (and more normal growth under better light conditions, as Rod suggested). No. 8 is what was commonly know as Mammillaria gracilis, but seems to have been renamed to Mammillaria vetula subsp. gracilis. No. 9 is not very clear but looks like a Euphorbia
Thank you so much! :)
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anders wrote:4. A very pale Lobivia arachnacantha?
Thank you so much! :)
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