Just want to be certain they are at an ok size to go into a larger container and into the lighted tent.
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I would not put them in a larger pot at this time 
let them get some roots in the pot they are in
very easy to over water a little plant in a big pot
just my two cents
all the best and be safe
Dequilo
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I agree with @dequilo let them go for a little while longer you’d be surprised the root growth that will happen in the little pots
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and you need root growth before you get top growth
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Yep, 3rd confirmation for the pot size, you can leave em there until you have at least 3-5 nodes probably…Wait a week or 2, lift em out when they’re a bit dry and look at the roots. You want to see a lot of roots, at least 30% or so of the total surface, covered with em, but not so much that they get jam packed together in the bottom. So like this, or a little less (this is a second transplant, but same principe):
You can move em into the tent yeah but keep an eye on your RH, at least 65% but better a little higher in this stage. Be easy with the light. 100-300ppfd for now will do.
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I would increase light a bit to stop them from stretching like that.
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