#2 looks like Neo. 'Gold Fever' to me. I'm sure everyone else will be of more help.

Mario, just ideas!
1. Looks like Neo smithii, but then it should have more like purple dots on a white background in the centre. How big is the plant? If it is a medium size plant, what about Neo tristis?
2. Could be N Gold Fever, but having such nice colour, then the laves should have been a bit wider, so I don't really know.
3. No idea
4. Neo meyendorfii? If the leaves have a thicker feel than the usual carolinae-type leaves, then maybe Neo Oh No!
5.No Idea - wish I had one!
6.Could be A White Knight. Does the plant get a lot of shade and regular fertiliser? Grow it harder (no fert, omore sun) and and should look stunning!
7.Also no idea, sorry

This is just my meaning, so please correct me if I am wrong, I still have a lot to learn!!

Avane - You actually read my mind about #2. Maybe it has recently been placed in better lighting so it's beginning to color up?

I think they're mostly hybrids. I can't give a definite ID but I can tell you what's in them.

#1 - probably some kind of N. olens hybrid, but need a better pic.
#2 - some kind of N. marmorata hybrid, but doesn't look like Gold Fever to me.
#3 - either a form of N. spectabilis or a hybrid of it.
#4 - either a form of carolinae (including Meyendorffii) or a hybrid of it.
#5 - hybrid of Ae. fasciata.
#6 - probably a hybrid of either Ae. orlandiana or fosteriana.
#7 - some kind of N. concentrica hybrid.

I realize this doesn't help much, but it's the best I can do.

I agree with Lisa on all her choices

Japie, bromeliad #6 was placed in the trash by one of my neighbors so I gave it a new home. I have it right under some helicona's to provide it shade. Should I be giving it some more sun?

I'll take note of the ID's and see what happens as the bromeliads mature.

Thanks!

Mario, any A orlandiana or fosteriana do much better mounted here by us and for me they also look much better with the maximum amount of light even direct sun. But your one should bring out the white much nicer just wih losts of light - no sun. I think.