Are you sure you want to get two males? They tend to be aggressive with one another... A male/female combo would likely be a lot easier. Maybe they'd be okay if they were raised together from infancy, but I would be wary.
In general, they're cute as hell, but:
1. They are escape artists. They can often open their cage doors and they can fit through tiny spaces. Make sure the cage bars are as tiny as it gets. One of mine escaped when my sister forgot to put the extra clips on their cage, and she glided into a wall and broke her neck...

2. They're nocturnal and will "talk" to each other at night and bop around in their cage, so you won't want them in your bedroom.
3. The males have a scent they spray. Just a heads up. It's not unbearable, but it's noticeable.
4. The more you play with/handle them when they're little, the better they'll be.
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