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Two boys can work very well. At least mine get along fabulously, though there is about a 10 year age difference between them. I think the key is to get them neutered. Two intact males in the house is probably a recipe for disaster as they are likely to fight and mark in competition for territory. But neutered males can get along just fine.

Thanks for the responses.
The more I read about two cats living together, the more I think that it's better to get a girl than a boy to avoid possible problems with agression and territory marking My husband thinks that 2 boys together would be just fine but I still have doubts. I start thinking that it's better to get a balance in our house 2x2 as we don't have kids yet.
But we are defiantely going for another bengal

Thank you all for advice.
We spoke to Ozzy's breeder. And apparently she's got a litter 2 boys and a girl They are just 2 weeks old. Looks like we will wait till they are ready to be rehomed and then be owned by two Bengals!

Ooh how exciting - do keep us updated

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hooray!

It seems that next week we are going to leave a deposit for Ozzy's friend
We'll have to decide between a very confident young boy (seems to be very similar to Ozzy) and a very big but timid girl. Hmm... Would that couse any trouble to have 2 very confident boys around the house? Or maybe it's better to choose a girl?... So difficult to decide! If only we could take them both!
Yesterday Ozzy had a visitor, a young moggie girl. She is a few week younger than Ozzy. We just wanted to see how Ozzy would react to another kitten in the house. We were really pleased to see that Ozzy was really friendly and curious about her. But unfortunately she didn't want to have anything to do with him. Even after she got farely comfortable in the new environment (as she started playing with Ozzy's toys and moving freely around the house) she was hissing and growling like a dog at poor guy every time he approached her... Interesting, was that a girl's thing or maybe she just wanted to become accustomed to her new surroundings first?... Ozzy was a real gentlemen. He let her play with anything she wanted but every time he tried to take part he would get snapped at... Have to say he wasn't sulking after seeing another kitten in his house. He gave us his regular lovely-cuddly sessions last night and in the morning

Well I have 3 little men. Stan is 15 months, Alfie 12 months and Bertie (who thinks he's the andrex puppy) 6 months.
I would suggest you get another little boy.
My 3 live together and are very happy. Love play fighting and yes sometimes it gets a bit rough.
They are all neutered but even before Bertie had his pockets felt(less than a month ago) there was no problems.
Each time there was a new introduction there was a lot of jealousy but this very quickly passed.
Bengals are very sociable and if they're home alone whilst you are at work they really do need company.
So go for it

You have made the right choice to get a 2nd. My two guys are the best of friends and are never more than a few feet away from one another. I'm sure they would be heartbroken if they were ever separated. And they keep each other out of trouble when you're not home, because a bored bengal is a bad bengal.

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HEY, YOU'RE NO BENGAL!
How did you get in here?