Alright man. This is a late response but better than none. Read it word for word. I'll try to keep it basic as growing a plant for the first time can be a lot to learn. So take all of this advice in good faith, i'm just trying to help.
First off, take that blue CFL you have hanging down to the lower plants and exchange it for the red one over the fish tank, since your clones need blue light. When you want to light clones or any plant in vegetation mode you use the blue spectrum of lighting or COOL is what they call it in their advertising on the box. The red/orange lights you have at the top of your grow room are more red and help for flowering when you go 12/12. You can even use a mix of the two since you seem to have so many. You can grow with just warm (red) light for the whole cycle but plants will become stretchy and more branch = less buds.
If you're on a budget or just don't want to go with the higher powered HPS/MH/LED/PLASMA(lol) lights. Then try to pick up AT LEAST one 45w CFL that is equivalent to >200w incandescent (3000 lumens) PER PLANT. The 11w versions you bought could be used as supplemental side lighting but you wont get a very large (i'd say a goblin at best) plant with such a low lumen output if you plan to use the 11w alone.
CFL and tube flourescents dont get very hot, at least not in one spot, so try to keep them as close to your plants as possible. For the clones i would keep a 42w at about a foot and a half and a vegging/flowering plant no more than 3 inches away. Your little 11w would need to be a little closer to the clones and nearly touching a plant in veg/flower mode. Successful gardens need 5000+ Lumens/65+watts per sq foot. . Your little 500 lumen lights dont even scratch the sun you're trying to simulate.
Take the glass you have over the fish tank and make about a 3/4 inch crack all along one of the edges to vent some of that moisture. Glass is notorious for boxing in moisture and while that may be a good thing, you have WAY too much, almost swamp mucky.
As for your light schedule, keep it at 24/0, that is 24 light and 0 dark. Or you can go with an 18/6, some people say it grows more in 24hours of light and other say that 18/6 gives the plants a break and that they grow more in the dark. Either way, you should never go under 18 hours of light until you are ready to flower. For a seed you need to wait for it to show sex before you flower it under 12/12. For a rooted clone, the plant will nearly double in size when you put the lights at 12/12 (this also depends on the strain of your seed), so figure out how large you want your plants based on this.
If you read all that, then you're already a better grower. Good luck.
