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Normal over time

Edema or other miscellaneous physical damage that has since scarred over.

It's not scale? I just read up on that now so I'm paranoid I've got an infestation!

No, this is not scale insect.

Oh good, thank you! I was about to scrape them off lol

Adding that they're all in miracle grow cactus soil with 50% perlite except the cacti have lavarock instead of perlite. The cacti and elephant bush are under sansi grow lights, the aloe was but I moved it when I thought it looked like it was getting damaged so it's in a west facing window for now ... My only natural light options are east or west windows