I'm not sure you will get a proper ID with pictures of it flowering.

How large is it?

Pseudo-stem is about six inches tall, maybe two inches in diameter. Leaves are maybe about a foot long each. Bulb's like five or six inches in diameter.

with it being so young it's hard to tell, my asiactums actually look like that due to freezing back last year, I should clarify and say the babies around the mom look like that.
Tally ho!

I would say that without a flower, it would be very difficult to offer any kind of concrete name suggestions. How long before we can see a bloom?

I have crinum which I've never seen blooming,since 1979,when I first moved here. I have some which bloom every year,without fail.The ones I have which were identified as asiaticum do not have bulbs,but have swollen stems with root callus.C Amabile, which is said to be the result of a cross between Asiaticum and zeylanicum,is also a swollen stem type.
Del

amccour,
I'm no expert on Crinum, but I suppose that it C. americanum or C. erubescens.
My Crinum americanum has bulb and leaves him similar.

You might check out C. jagus 'Rattrayi'.

R.