I could E-Mail you some pics of mine if you want to see my plant and pods to compare them.

Please email the pics I would like to see your plant.
Yes on the pods looking the same that thing that splits is even more so this year the pods are always hanging down with long stems. I check the plant tommorow for spots on spots. The plant is now over 6 feet tall and about 3 1/2 wide. I got to see 9ft by 10ft. The closest plant I have found is one called tiger teeth but it turns orange mine goes to red.They do get kind of fat some will have a curb point.

Interested in trading seeds?

If your buds have spots on them the plant may be a C.Baccatum.
The hab tree I have was trimmed last sept.It's still pretty tal and I think it will grow back.I have pics of it's second generation plants from it;s seed too.They are 3-4 ft. high now and growing.It was getting too big last year and when it was full of pods and the wind blew it was knocking my other plants around too much.
It already put out over 100 pods and has a lot more on it now.It doesn't mind cold and can tolorate heat-100 degree days.
My original plant is about 5 yrs. old.

Here is a flower from a C.Baccatum-see gold on bud petals.

http://www.pbase.com/chiles400/peppers_2003_2004

http://www.pbase.com/chiles400/blossoms

You can go through the pics and see if something looks good.

http://www.pbase.com/chiles400/blossoms&view=tree

I have a feeling that like Aji is used in Peru that a lot of the hotter peppers might be called Habaneros in Mexico for lack of another name to call them.
I once found info on Habanero Arbol but that hard drive bit the dust and I never was able to find any info since.
I know the plant is supposed to be able to reach up to 15 ft. high.I saw a picture of one that high when I was researching the plant 5 yrs. ago.
I'm sure mine would have gotten that tall if I had let it.
Mine is in a 20 gal. pot.It gets as wide as it gets tall.
I've got pics of pods(in all stages of growth),buds and the plant.

I have sent you and email I have checked out the links you provided thank you.

Willard 3 here are the pictures.
Chillilover I agree that it is not a chinense I know what you mean about the leaves I have a chocolate Hab with leaves bigger than my hands.

I think that my tree might be a Baccatum and Annunm cross of some kind.It fruits all year,even when it's cold.Cold tolorance is a Baccatum trait.
The crown thing where the stem meets the pod looks a lot like an Annuum.
My Jalapinos and banana peppers have the same type thing with the far apart points on the crown and the pod gets partially covered at the top with the crown.
Neither Annuums have the split in the crown though like the tree hab. pods get.
You can see the triangle shape of my pods in some of the picks I sent you.
Feel free to post any of the pics I sent if you want to.
My computers have a mind of their own lately so I'm not going to mess around with trying to post them.
Everything I try and do lately with my computers screws up.Had to send the pics a couple times because the computer decided to mess with me...
I'm not that computer literate anyway.

I also wouldn't use the size of the plants leaves as an indicator of species.There are a lot of C.Chinense that have other than the shape and size leaves that habs have.

I found some plants marked Chocolate habanero at the nursery a month or so ago.
The leaves look just like my Caribbean red but now it's putting out pods that look like a Cayenne,Thai or some other long,curled up pepper.
It looks like the pods are either going to be a dark orange or red/orange color when ripe.
Pods are strange looking.They go straight down for 1/2 - 3/4 inches then corkscrew and are 4-6 inches long by 1/2 inch wide.Very wrinckled pods-more accordian like as they ripen.
Only 1 pod per node but has a lot per plant.