Providing DNS redirection to honeypot server for known bad domains

Currently running BIND on RHEL 5.4 and am looking for a more efficient manner of providing DNS redirection to a honeypot server for a large (30,000+) list of forbidden domains.

Our current solution for this requirement is to include a file containing a zone master declaration for each blocked domain in named.conf. Subsequently, each of these zone declarations point to the same zone file, which resolves all hosts in that domain to our honeypot servers. ...basically this allows us to capture any "phone home" attempts by malware that may infiltrate the internal systems.

The problem with this configuration is the large amount of time taken to load all 30,000+ domains as well as management of the domain list configuration file itself... if any errors creep into this file, the BIND server will fail to start, thereby making automation of the process a little frightening. So I'm looking for something more efficient and potentially less error prone.

named.conf entry:

include "blackholes.conf";

blackholes.conf entry example:

zone "bad-domain.com" IN { type master; file "/var/named/blackhole.zone"; allow-query { any; }; notify no; };

blackhole.zone entries:

$INCLUDE std.soa

@ NS ns1.ourdomain.com.
@ NS ns2.ourdomain.com.
@ NS ns3.ourdomain.com.

                       IN            A                192.168.0.99
*                      IN            A                192.168.0.99

Haven't found a good way to eliminate having to load each domain in its own zone, but using the following rndc command eliminates the concern of causing the server to fail in the event of a malformed entry.

rndc reconfig

A full on server restart/reload will still result in a failure to start.