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What is the earliest reptile?

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hylonomus

Earliest Reptile: Hylonomus. The earliest known reptile is given the genus name Hylonomus. It was about 20 to 30 centimeters  8 to 12 inches  long, lived in swamps, and ate insects and other small invertebrates.

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