Looks kinda like Neo. '696'. Is it stoloniferous, does it get darker red-brown towards the leaf tips (in strong light) and does it turn bright red in the cup when it blooms?

'696' was going around without a species designation for a long time, but Harry Luther of the Bromeliad Identification Center at Selby considers it a form of Neo. olens. I dunno... to me it more closely resembles some other species like Neo. camorimiana or fluminensis, but they're all in a closely related complex anyway so I'm not going to argue with Harry.

It's definitely not '696'. I just looked at the photo on one of the bromeliad websites. Not even close. It doesn't get that deep red center.

just another of the many unknown little lovelies.
most likely a hybrid , I've got this down under as well , asked many 'experts' they had no idea . If you get it without a name , chances are you will never find the true name .