Viscious about covered it.
My only question is about your light... When you say it is for turtles, do you mean that it is a basking light for turtles? Is it a UV light for turtles? Because they need both.
The basking light is for heat, and the UV allows them to produce vitamin D, which in turn allows them to assimilate calcium. Calcium is very important for an animal that basically lives wrapped in it!
Get yourself a piece of cuttlebone (like for birds) and cut the hard backing off. Allow it to float in your tank for them to munch on at leisure.
It is very important for babies to get plenty of UV and calcium. They can go downhill very fast, and once they get soft shell/metabolic bone disease, it is very hard to bring them back. It can happen in a matter of days.
Make sure that you are feeding a good diet, and do NOT overfeed. RES are great little beggars and will try to make you feel guilty! Feed no more than a portion the same size as would fit inside their heads if they were hollow, once a day. Over feeding causes pyramiding and other growth issues.
I recommend that you join the ATP forum, which you can find in the links at the top of the page that Viscious gave you.
I agree on removing the gravel, it is generally a big no-no for turtles, and RES are known for putting things in their mouths that do not belong. I would also remove the plastic plant and replace it with some frog bit and anacharis. You can put some ceramic tiles on the bottom of the tank if you want it to look better than just bare tank.
Here is a pic of my hatchling set up, just to give you some ideas.
Hope this helps!
Kristina
