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I was able to get my DNS to update almost instantly using opendns when I changed nameservers. I went here to force the updates http://cachecheck.opendns.com/. Just in case you want to try ruling out waiting 72 hours or however long it could take to change over.
There can be couple of things,
First is the DNS settings, make sure the domain 2 in DNS panel of DO is set to resolve to that droplet 2 IP address… If you have done that and still problem then wait for your local ISP DNS to update, which may take a while (Theoretically upto 72 hours)
Secondly, since you restored from snapshot may be the old files and database has entries of domain1 hence when your browser is loading it is getting redirected to those where the server files still point or read domain1 data… So edit those where needed…