No, they look to be All Aloe, and perhaps they're Aloe neibuhrii, but they're really too young to tell for sure.

Thanks for the input, Mr. Harris. I have never seen anything like it in Home Depot, hence the apprehention to call it an aloe. I have read on this site the succulent vendors they use have a high rate of hybridization in their plants. Maybe these will be large enough in a year to identify.

Dear Borrego,

Please call me Jeff - I may call you ....?

HD isn't really concerned about the proper ID of plants, but then, their vendors aren't either.