Two domains + two servers + one static IP address = DNS confusion

I'll try to keep this simple:
I have two domains, two mac mini SL servers, one airport extreme, and multiple static IPs, but only one of them pointing to the router. I've configured DNS successfully for the primary domain (example1.com) and thought that I had set up a second primary zone for the second domain (example2.com) but all external requests point to example1.com.
So the two setups i've tried are:
Reverse zone
1.0.10.in-addr.arpa.
- 10.0.1.200 - example1.com
- 10.0.1.201 - example2.com
Primary zone
example1.com
- example1.com - 10.0.1.200
- example2.com - 10.0.1.201
OR
Primary zone 1
example1.com
- example1.com - 10.0.1.200
Primary zone 2
example2.com
- example2.com - 10.0.1.201
Does anyone know of a good tutorial for hosting multiple servers in an internal network, pointing to one name server internally? I've looked everywhere and cannot make sense of the issue.
Thanks in advance.

After sleeping on it, I came up with a much easier solution that works better for what I'd planned in the first place. I hung a spare router off my gateway and set up a completely different network for the second server and everything is great now. I knew there was a reason I'd signed up for five IPs...
In any event, I don't think I would've been able to accomplish what I was trying to do while using the Airport Extreme as my firewall. I wanted to have separate static IPs for each of the boxes and obviously I couldn't do that with the airport, although it took a while for me to recognize that.
thanks for the suggestion, though. I think I'm going to use that for some subdomains.

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