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It's fine to keep the tank in sun. You could also use mild bleach to clean the tank and then wash it with water adding dechlorinator. This will remove any traces of chlorine in the bleach. From the link you have provided for the light, it looks small relative to the length of your tank. I would...

It's similar for terrestrial and aquatic plants. As an example if you apply fertiliser in spring when new shoots are coming they will get burnt.

It looks like they are getting too much fertiliser or light. Have you tried lowering one or the other?

This may not answer your question..... crypts thrive in my low light tank with little or no ferts. I inserted iron tabs in the substrate to get them started a few years ago and the rest they get from the fish waste. They grow so much that I have to remove plants every couple of months.

Your tank looks lovely

Cryptocoryne, hygrophila, dwarf Valllisneria, Anubis nana thrive in my 60l tank with just one 15w tube. My substrate is clay, vermiculite covered with sand.

mr.luke, put some pics here and maybe someone here will come up with more ideas on how to hide the tubing.