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I got my babys from a breeder that you may of heard from they are called Kammerflage Kreations i got them mail order, they where captive bred i think there parents where wild caught, they told me these guys can be housed together as they do in the wild. these people must know what they are doing to tell me this. If anyone has comments please let me know so i can do my best for these babys.
Thankyou
0.4 male and female Taveta two horned 
You can keep them together, especially when they are younger. However, it is more difficult when they are older, especially breeding age. The enclosure must be very large, period.
They do hang out in pairs in the wild, I know this for a fact as I was only able to find them in pairs while I was in the Arusha District. However, only one pair would inhabit a large tree and after much observation, they stayed seperated almost completely. It wasn't the breeding season then (they are seasonal breeders) so I would assume they would likely breed until the female was no longer receptive then they would go back to their seperate places. Oh yeah, they would come together and sleep close by one another at night but they stayed seperated all through the day.
Hope this helps you.
JD
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