These guys love more water than other Aloes but not to be sitting in it. Leave the flower pots sitting on their sides so not to lay in water. Keep from drying out. Best I can do. I grew some but not an expert on this. Check; http://www.ecotree.net/Care&Cultivation.pdf Stush

Do you have a photo? Pink sounds like heat/dry stress....

I was having trouble finding castor oil (for soap making) locally. My DH insisted I should be looking in the baby section and said "isn't that what they give babies in cartoons when they aren't feeling well?" lol! Yes. But now we know that it causes people to barf and poop because it is poison, so I don't think they keep it there any more. We did eventually find it, on the bottom shelf of a locked up section with the stuff you take right before a colonoscopy hahaha! My mom talks about being a young nurse and giving all the children in the ward a spoon of cod liver oil before bed. *blerg*. I was raised by wolves (fiercely protective but often absent, we were left to fend for ourselves and be independent). My husband was raised by monkeys. I haven't asked my daughter what kind of animals we are yet, I'll wait until she is 30 and has had a few years of therapy under her belt ROFL! Dances.

Sounds like the repot did not go as planned. So time to treat it as a cutting. Create a make-shift greenhouse for it using a cut up clear plastic bottle or a container or even a clear plastic bag. Make it is nearly airtight to hold in the humidity. A bit of air going in is actually better so a bit of air exchange can take place while it is humid inside. Some leaves may still drop if they are wilting. I think you will notice some improvement in a few hours. Leave the plant in your greenhouse for 1-2 weeks. When you see new leaves growing you can start the process of weaning it out of the greenhouse by decreasing humidity.