could be B.champagne

I've seen that plant sold under a bunch of different names, but I think it's probably Billbergia 'Pixie'. It's definitely got B. nutans in it, you can tell that by the flower.

or Beadleberg

barb, here is a pic I took in the summer of my B.'Pixie' in bloom.The lighting is a bit dark,but you can see the flowers match up well with your plant. My plant is not as tall as yours,but that just may be the age difference.
Bob
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Thanks all for your suggestions. I'm closer now to identifying than ever before. Thanks Bob for the photo of your blooms. THey are exactly the same as mine (although mine are blurry). My plant is grown in light shade outside in SW Florida

I have another one that will be blooming soon and I don't have a name for that one either.
Too many hurricanes + remodeling = plant tags lost
Barb

Light shade would explain the elongation. The 'closed' tube is indicative of Pixie too.

Should I be growing in more sun?
Barb

Spotted forms of Bills get even spottier(!) when grown in the highest light possible, full sun if tolerable.

Thanks so much for this information. I've got plenty of sunny spots in my south Florida garden. AND I'm glad that you were able to figure out from my question that the Bills should be getting more sun, not me.
Barb

ok does more sun turn the red Bill's more red???