Type of Scotch Bonnet?

[hottoddy]

I'm not sure this matters much, but I was trying to ID this specific type of yellow Scotch Bonnet. This was a labeled as a Red Scotch Bonnet "LG" Strain.  I grew two of these.  One appears to have grown true, and then there's this one:
 

 
It's very prolific, and all the pods are very symmetrical.  They appear similar to pics I've seen of MoA Scotch Bonnets.  I grew 4 other varieties of Scotch Bonnets this year, and all others look much different.  I have a few "P Dreadie" yellow bonnet plants, but they are not nearly as angular or consistent in shape.
 

 
I doubt it matters much, but I plan to grow more of these next year, and was trying to nail down its ID. Thanks!

 

[ajijoe]

it looks like BAHAMIAN GOAT PEPPER
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however it could also be a peach scotch bonnet mutation off the red, I have a friend who has a peach and an apricot version so this is a possability
 
or i could be right about the above and the green house mis-labeled it, it happens alot
 
thanks your friend Joe

 

[hottoddy]

Thanks, I thought about the Bahamian Goat as a possibility but have not grown it before. Interesting...

 

[Nigel]

Trying to figure out which Scotch bonnet you have is a little bit like trying to braid fog.
 
They are great looking peppers on a well grown plant, though. Nice work!

 

[Bootsieb]

I don't think they are goats. They look more like a bonnet to me. Maybe a x between a red and yellow ie a Burkina has that coloration.

http://i1094.photobucket.com/albums/i453/meat_freak/IMAG0628_.jpg but on the other hand.

Even has that mushroom shape that some West Indian squashes have.

 

[PepperLover]

I don't think they are goats. They look more like a bonnet to me. Maybe a x between a red and yellow ie a Burkina has that coloration.

http://i1094.photobucket.com/albums/i453/meat_freak/IMAG0628_.jpg but on the other hand.

Even has that mushroom shape that some West Indian squashes have.

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