This does not look like Cephalophyllum stayneri or any of the other creeping ice plants... stems are upright and leaves are long. The habit is the main giveaway. See this page:

https://www.smgrowers.com/prod...

Maybe this plant is a Curio (formerly Senecio) or similar? I'm not quite sure where it belongs in the database, but I'm pretty sure it's not the ice plant in question.

Maybe someone else here would have a better idea what to call it. Have you seen the flowers?

The image has been moved to the entry for unidentified plants, until someone knows what to call it.

It reminds me of Blue Senecio (Curio talinoides)

That was my best guess but I wasn't sure if the dark stems made sense.

I thought maybe it was just showing woody stems. I found similar photos online of Senecio barbertonicus 'Himalaya':
https://www.cactuspro.com/phot...
https://mountaincrestgardens.c...
https://st.hzcdn.com/simgs/802...
https://green-24.de/forum/reso...

Yeah, it could be. I don't know. If you feel strong about it, we can move the photo.

LOL, I don't really know for sure, it just reminds me a bit of the Succulent Bush Senecio (Kleinia barbertonica) that I used to grow and I don't even know if that one is still considered Senecio or if it's been moved to Curio. It's probably best to leave member ralucarmichael's photo in the general database entry for Curio or Senecio.

LOL, I just noticed that mine is now in the entry for Kleinia, I'll have to change my file name.

We might need a combined bin for Curio, Senecio, and Kleinia the way the names keep evolving.