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By husbandry, I am taking in animal health and well-being, not just enclosure and the rest. A venomoid operation requires delicate operation around other critical areas on the animal. Aside from any risk to the animal from an accident during the operation, there is the pain and suffering of the animal during recovery process, from a procedure that was medically unnecessary.
I am not jumping down your throat here, or attacking. I am just trying to explain how this is viewed by myself and the majority of the venomous keepers I know.
I really do recommend just investing the time in venomous training to gain experience if you are moving into venomous. Or, if you really must have venomoid, I do know that there were some animals that already had the operation for sale in the venomous classifieds a while back. A few may still be available.
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