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EmersonSC said:
It appears to be bacterial contamination. The color, smooth margins and shiny appearance of the colonies are what indicates bacteria for me. Google image search agar identification. Your other plates look good. Clone and isolate some of the faster growing rhizo colonies. Good luck!

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Fascistbullyboy said:
Yep defo on the bacteria. With the atl7 take a small piece away from the pink. Don't worry about trying to isolate them wait for stones then clone the biggest ones. The plate bottom left I'm not sure if I can see a satellite or if it myc. The other 2 plates look clean.

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Thanks for the response and support.
Boy do I feel like a dipshit on this one.    Dunno why I couldn't find it previously but somehow I entered the magic terms to make the google matrix reveal what this is after reading the responses here. Two seconds later I've got pages of this red shit in my face. I thought I had done my due diligence with this. Sorry asking what should have been obvious. I rip newbs on weed forums for this kinda shit. I appreciate everyone's patience with this being asked for what is probably the 90 zillionth time.

FascistBullyBoy.... you have a good eye. These pics are two days old. You are dead on, the bottom left plate has developed 3 of these spots.

In light of this I have another question...

Knowing that both mex plates are contaminated, is it even worth trying to section a piece away from the bacteria and start some jars? Or would it be smarter to do another inoculation from the print I bought and just punt on these?  I guess a better question is if I do start jars with a section taken from an area remote to the bacteria, whats the likely hood the jar wont also end up infected from that section?  are we talkin 20% chance of success or 80%? 

Wouldn't it be nice if one could just take an experience pill and know all this shit? Thanks in advance to all responding.