CO2 removal from mushroom growing tent

I'm trying to grow oyster mushrooms that like high temperatures. They look great in an indoor terrarium, and can eventually yield several tasty meals :)

However oyster mushrooms are hard to grow indoors, because they need low $\ce{CO2}$ levels (<1000 ppm according to Paul Stamets), AND high humidity (>95%).

Warm climate oysters tend to grow fast, and can generate quite a lot of $\ce{CO2}$ fast.

If I vent the air in tent about 10 times a day, humidity will suffer (and I can't do that all the time).

If I close the tent, mushrooms will be stunted and club-like, and yields will be next to nothing.

I'm thinking about putting a tray with $\ce{NaOH}$ crytals on it, probably with a fan to slightly move the humid air around a bit.

An other method would be to use an aquarium pump to bubble air through NaOH solution.

My questions are:

• Does this look like something feasible? Can some $\ce{NaOH}$ remove enough $\ce{CO2}$ from the air to keep it under 1000ppm?
• Which of the above methods seem to be the better one given the aquarium pump can bubble about 100-200 litres of air in every hour and the tent is about 500 L ?