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whatever it is I would like some info on it if its not to much trouble.

THANXS

From the looks of all of your posts you arent ready for a lizard much less ready to be breeding any. Do your research. Set a budget. Pick an easy breed of lizard to start with. as some suggested anoles and geckos. NOT Iguanas or anything that gets huge and has specific care needs. Find a VET that is close to you. an reptile vet not a mammal vet. maybe you could even adopt a lizard (not an ig) instead of adding to the problem of importing and paying for lizards from people that dont care!!!!
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Heather, Vern, Andy, Router, April And OODLES of fish

OK,I have told many people this I AM JUST GETTING OTHERSS OPINION.I know what I am breeding I'M just seing what others think

"What is the easiest reptile to breed I NEED HELP
whatever it is I would like some info on it if its not to much trouble." Tells me you have no idea. You have asked what lizard to get, what is the right cage for it, and how to feed it. This sounds like a whim to me and I think you need to think it over. Start with ONE lizard not a breeding pair then as you learn about the breed then add a male/female to your pair and go from there. Dont jump in over your head.
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Heather, Vern, Andy, Router, April And OODLES of fish

I have had a beardie for a year.I want to get a easier speciecs to breed.I will get one,and if I like them I will get another.

I am gwtting 2 leopard geckos.They will each have a 20 gallon tak,repticarpet on the bottem,hides,ETC.I know how to breed them and incubate them for females[that is what I want].I have baby cage plans ready

cresties seem very easy to breed