The pic is a bit blurry. In any case, I think it is likely to be hard to tell what species these seeds are -- if they were my seeds, I'd try germinating them and see what sprouted! It's easier to ID the actual plant.

Hi
I got hubby to take a clearer photo of the seeds, Im hoping to get an ID on them as i purchased 4000 of them and am wondering if I have been scammed.

Aloe seeds come in a variety of shapes and colors. Those are similar in shape to some, flat edges like ravioli. Usually when they're larger and have that pressed shape, it's seed from a larger plant. The only difference is, they're usually a bit papery at the edges and slightly translucent. It's hard to say... sow some and you'll know in a few weeks.

Hi
Thanks for the replies, the guy I purchased them off of did say that they were from a large and smaller aloe so i guess they could be aloe.
I have planted 8 of the seeds so hopefully the seedling will help with iding.

Many thanks again for your help and ill post a picture of the seedlings when they germinate.

No problem. If you purchased 4000 and you want to make sure you see some results, sow more than 8. I would do at least 100.