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Can We get Some Opinions, Friend of mine sent me this picture and was wondering what kind it was.

paper lantern?

Maybe a deformed Peter pepper?

(and, no, I'm not trying to be funny. There is such a thing and while this one actually doesn't look quite anatomically correct enough, I think they can vary. )

Is it hot? The Peter Peppers heat varies, with a 5,000-30,000 Scoville rating. Most descriptions I've read say it is fairly hot.

Peter was my second guess. I couldn't see the anatomy, either, but I think you're right that they would vary from one pepper to the next.

Broome pepper of Australia?

Asked my friend if it was hot or sweet but he hadn't tried it

"No haven't tried it. I grew it from a bunch of seeds snd it is a very unique plant. The leaves are very very small. The peppers themselves are very different because each one has an indentation at the very tip. I just want to find out if anybody knows what kind of Pepper it is."

Thanks Appreciate the replys I'll let him know

I suspect that is may be a cross. It could be a mutant peter pepper. I haven't grown them, but from the pictures I see there is quite a variablity to them.
Look at this picture. They look similar to what you have.
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[QUOTE=Gavriil;316472]Can We get Some Opinions, Friend of mine sent me this picture and was wondering what kind it was.[/QUOTE]
[FONT=Verdana]That looks like a Cubanelle which is a sweet [B]pepper[/B] indigenous to the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.[/FONT]

On a whim I dug through the frying pepper bin at the store this afternoon and there where peppers there that had similar ends to them. I think we don't have enough information to even hazzard a guess. Time to grow some plants from them and see what they look like.

Here's his reply when I said it looked alot like the broome pepper

"Yeah, it's similar, but the leaves on the plant shown in the pic are about 6 times bigger than the ones on my plant. I actually grew 2 plants, but only one matured enough to produce anything worthwhile and even then there wasn't a lot to write home about. The largest pepper produced is about 2 inches long and is about 3/8 inch in diameter - not circumference."

I think It's just some kind of mutant

I wonder if it's a stable mutant.

Looks like Mick Jagger's lips to me. Especially the first one.

If it's a stable mutation or cross that can be stabilized ,call it Monkey Lips.

Korno de karp looked like this sweet till turned red, then hot

From the plant description and by the first picture, and without knowing the heat level or seeing it cut, it looks like a ripe pepperoncini to me. And the second picture looks like it is pretty much drying out. Did your friend save the seeds?