Is it Bantel's Sensation?

Yes, it's trifasciata Bantel's Sensation. It's cold sensitive so keep it warm, and being highly variegated it will need as much light as you can give it short of full sun. Watering can be tricky during the winter, some growers don't water sansevierias at all this time of year. However, trifasciata cultivars are more tropical than the desert types and don't like to go long periods without a watering.

Do you have success with other sansevierias? If so, treat it like your others and you should be fine. By the way, leaf cuttings will produce the species trifasciata or very rarely an albino if it originates from the variegated tissue, but not Bantel's Sensation.

Russ

Russ's advise is correct ( as always I might add). Beautiful plant! On the last picture, do I see a leaf tip turning black? If so, cut the area off before it spreads. Otherwise a wonderful healthy looking plant. Best of luck with it.

You guys are great with the instant info and advice! I immediately cut the black tip. I have never seen Bantel's Sensation locally and lucked up, finding it at a florist for just 14 dollars! I couldn't believe it so I snatched it up. I I have enjoyed growing trifasciata for years, so I should be fine!

Sans love sun so I've got a great west or south window for my latest favorite. thanks

These aren't necessarily full sun plants. But they can be, as long as first exposed to it gradually so as not to burn.

Nice find on the Bantels, enjoy!