Might be Aechmea comata or covata

Comata possibly but I'm ruling out the covata as it seems to have more teeth

I was thinking it could possibly be blumenavii or cylindrata too. I dont physically have the plant yet to compare.

Thanks again bihai

Ae. comata and its hybrid 'Comata' have yellow flowers. So does blumenavii. I wonder if it isn't cylindrata or gracilis, which have blue flowers. They also both have a dark purplish tinge on the outside of the leaves.

I have aechmea 'suenos' which has a similar bract.

hmmm, aechmea 'suenos' is close but again, still looks like it has more bite than my photo

http://www.fcbs.org/images/Aechmea/a_Suenos_hp.jpg

One of the recurvata hybrids?
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and a yellow one
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Possibly, especially if the leaves are tough. I have some recurvatas but haven't attempted to ID them.

OK, I got the plant. About 10 inches tall. Very thin strappy leaves. Already has two pups on it which are a very cool reddish tint. Doesn't appear to match anything I've seen yet.
Plant came from Puerto Rico but I'm not sure that it's indigenous to the island
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Hi J-Gal ; Some good ideas and pics posted.I happen to have a Ae.'Suenos'in bloom now,and your pic and the one from PR,(Eli,at Exotic Orchids PR.,I presume),look very much like mine.Ae.'Suenos'is a Hummel hybrid of Ae. recurvata x cylindrata. A small plant that clumps readily with similar leaves as recurvata,and has blue flowers on a pink low spike. Could be ? Bob C.