Brown spots on aloe = likely scale insects (flick off with alcohol-soaked Q-tip). The fruit-fly-sized bug = fungus gnat from overwatering.
Overwatering rots roots → attracts gnats. Dry cycles break the cycle. Aloe needs excellent drainage and infrequent water.
Treat both, adjust watering, and your aloe will recover.
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