Quite right, sounds like kalanchoe tubiflora... mother of millions. Those "spoons" of which you speak are young plants, waiting to fall off and become a pest. That plant is a declared weed where I live...

Looks like it could be. Sun should give it some pretty red coloring. Mine likes to get etiolated if not given direct sun for at least 8 hours a day. Be sure to slowly get it into sun if it's not already.

Garrett22, I noticed how stressed the plants looked. The lady who sold them to me has a home nursery and has over 500 plants in her backyard. Most of her succulents looked very stressed, but from my research I am going to do my best to salvage them. I am going to cut the tops and replant/reroot these. There are brown dried patches on the leaves as well and the stems are pretty dry and woody. I hope i can save them!! If anyone has anymore feedback or tips I would love them!

Perhaps you are thinking of Fungus gnats? Adults are tiny, annoying flies. They don't harm the plant but their larvae will. Rob is correct that you need to make sure the soil is not constantly wet; make sure there isn't much organic matter in it, and no standing water around - these are conditions they like. Your plant is loosing it's color since it doesn't get enough light. It is also etiolating = stretching, growing long and thin stem, and the leaves are far apart for the same reason.