I would say more likely tessellata. Check out the link below.

Denise in Omaha

Here is a link that might be useful: Haworthia.com - venosa page

Yes, I'd say Haworthia venosa ssp. tessellata.

~Rosemarie

Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:462512}}

LOL,

what a neat plant. It looks like it needs to apply some lotion that contains a lot of Aloe.

;0)

MBT

i'm surprised to see all the variations even within the same subspecies, none of them looked exactly like mine, but i guess that's how it is in the wild-the cultivated succulents that we know are descendents of very few collected individuals... neat!

I agree with the above recommendations. Mine's still a baby, but here it is.
Amy

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Yes, the looks are variable. I love the reptilian similarity!
Here's a pic of mine:
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Hmmm...I reduced the pic size in Photobucket, but the Preview is still showing the large, original size. Hope it fixes that!
~Rosemarie

Looks good to me, Rosemarie, even on my little laptop's screen. I like the blushed leaves yours has. Your plants always have excellent colors.
Amy

Ha ha, Amy...the coloring comes from...neglect! Shh, don't tell anyone! :)

~R

Don't worry Rosemarie, your secret's safe with me! Maybe I should neglect my plants more!
Amy

Hi, Skeptis.

I agree with Rosemarie, and that's how mine is labeled...Haworthia venosa ssp. tesselata. It's a nice one. Here's one of the 3 I have:

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Mine is neglected a lot too. So easy to take care of!

Kate