Apologies for being late to the party!
Yes I have two Bengal brothers from the same litter and I started to have issues with them from the age of 2, although I believe things are under control now. Up until the age of 2, all was well, but at age 2, cats become socially mature and there can be a 'bump in the road'... Before that date, they were incredibly close, slept and played together etc, and even though I'd heard there can be issues with two males, I didn't think it would happen with my boys.
Just keep a very close eye on things as they get older, I feel I must have missed signs that had probably been rumbling away, but it can be very subtle, just an eye movement can be a sign of aggression and unfortunately us humans don't speak cat! Be prepared to ask for help from a behaviourist if you need to and try to find one with experience with bengals.
I honestly thought 6 months ago that I would need to rehome one as Jagger was bullying Hendrix mercilessly and Hendrix was a very unhappy cat and it was horrible. But with help from a cat behaviourist who has bengals of her own, I now have two boys who on the whole get on really well again. Yes, there's the odd squabble, and I am always quick to stop anything like that so it doesn't get out of hand.
So if you do get problems it is fixable. I personally wouldn't get two males again, much as I love them both dearly as it has been and no doubt will continue to be, hard work! But they are both incredibly affectionate and although litter buddies, as Sherry said, they have completely different personalities.
Good luck!
_________________ Clare Hendrix and Jagger, Brown Marble Boys (born 18 August 2013) Hampshire, UK
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