using 2 subs: do they need to be the same?

thanks for your response once again, unfortunately neither my amp (Trends 10.1 t-amp) or sub come with that or really any info, even if it did i don't think i'd know how to interpret it to determine such (in)compatibility on way or the other. i remain technically challenged. but thank you.

thanks ericjcabrera,
that is how i envisioned it, but no retailing i've spoken to has agreed, though that could well be because they don't have experience with this approach and want to handle things according to their own sales approach.

re connections: i'm confused, one SET of speaker cables for each channel means two separate wires (each with a positive and negative sub-wire if you will) going to two terminals (i.e., positive and negative terminals on sub and amp). i guess you could attach two sub-wires to each terminal but that seems unnecessary, why not just take one wire from the SET, with a positive and negative sub-wire (sorry for the stupid neologism), and use that for the left and the other wire with its two subwires for the right. my apologies for the confusion. and thanks

another question, if using speaker level high pass connections, does one use only one set of speaker wires for the two subs, i.e., does one use only the left terminals on one sub, connecting to the amp's left speaker terminals, and repeat that for the right sub and amp terminals. or alternately, should one use two sets of wires thus employing all four binding posts on both subs and requiring doubling up two sets of wires on the amp terminals.

thanks

by the way,i have just a two channel rig and no lfe output. does anyone have any insight into why that would be needed to use two different sized subs. thanks again.

thanks you two, that's interesting and helpful

No they do not need to be the same. I would place where the subs sound and measure best in your room. Under loudspeakers might not be the best sounding place for them but then again it could be, you will need to mess about with placement.