Repot your Aloe (we'd like a picture of it, too) and see if there are living ones in the soil.

I don't have any good pictures of the soil (I put some gravel on top the other day to try to help with the problem of the soil spilling everywhere), but here's a picture of the plant from right now. I didn't realize how much it was leaning over until now (It suckers on it that I need to pluck - I just don't have anywhere to put them. I think that's why it's leaning though).

Well, I did experiment with outside growing, but it didn't go so well... I had maybe 7 other aloe plants this large, put them outside while the weather was nice, and they all died within a week. They were in indirect sunlight, but turned brown and very sad looking. They also became infested with these little red bugs. The aloe still reproduced lots of very healthy babies though that I was able to salvage!

Then something in your growth regimen is not conducive to growing aloes at their best. They do need to acclimate to full sun over a week or three, for one thing.

Hmmm something must be up with your soil thats why they are hanging out there. I would honestly take your aloes out of that medium, inspect the roots. With cacti for example I do a 1% hydrogen peroxide soak for 10-15 minutes. Basically 1 part 3% hydrogen peroxide and 2 parts water and repot into something not as moisture retentive. Also if you have any other plants nearby they made be the source of your problems as well.

Also with bringing a plant outdoors, you have to gradually acclimate them to more sun. I did the same thing awhile back thinking, oh they grow outdoors in full sun so my plant can do it too! Wrong, wrong wrong. They need to slowly adjust to more sun, it would be like taking someone living in Iceland and teleporting them to Jamaica without sunscreen, not a good combo.

Could it be ants digging worm casts out of the soil?

That's true - I guess I figured because mine came from an outdoor garden in Florida (many years ago) I thought they'd be alright being thrown out into a warmer, sunnier (my garden window does get a lot of sun - I've even had some aloe get a little sunburned, but it still doesn't compare to outdoor sun) environment than in my house. Pretty ignorant of me, but hey! You live and you learn.

I'll definitely inspect the roots and see what's up! I normally do all of my gardening in my kitchen, but if the plant is full out infested with these suckers I don't think it's good idea to be doing it in my kitchen haha. I could take them outside and work on them once the weather warms up one last time before winter hits (fall weather has it's ups and downs here).

I don't think it's ants - ant season is over here, and when my garden window has ants, you can see them. But a good suggestion!! I appreciate it.