Not sure if my succulent is okay






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In my opinion, the left Echeveria has adapted to the new surrounding and is opening up because the lighting isn't sufficient. While the right Echeveria hasn't started to react to its new environment yet - given time, it will do the same.
They are growing taller because they’re trying to find light. And the yellow on the leaves suggest that it could be watered too much. They barely need water at all only water them when they are completely bone dry
Hello, hope this information helps you out,
https://www.hortmag.com/plants-we-love-2/echeveria-plant-care-indoors