Thank you soooo much Lynn! You're awesome! I love long explanations

When I brought home the little girl and her brother (from petco, http://www.frogforum.net/tree-frogs/...ew-mexico.html) she was only slightly bigger than a quarter. Now she's almost 2 inches! I've always fed her nightly, though she didn't really eat for the first few days. Now she eats any where from zero crickets and as many as 5 per night (using the glass bowl feeding method).
I know she's growing, but when I saw Ruby, I thought she may be a little under weight and thought that maybe she needed more??? But if A. callidryas can regulate their own food intake, I'll stop worrying?
Of course, I can't find my camera, but when I do I'll post a pic.

I also have a L. caerulea, and he will probably eat until he explodes. His appetite is unending! So when I started noticing left over crickets in my A. callidryas, I was slightly concerned...

One other question:
I use Repashy Calcium plus, which says on the package to dust with every feeding. It is a Cricket Instant Balancer and 'All In One' supplement, which I understand means that the calcium and vitamin ratio makes the crickets a complete food?
Here's the analysis:
GUARANTEED ANALYSIS: Crude Protein min. 2%, Crude Fat min. 0.2%, Crude Fat max. 0.6%, Crude Fiber max. 1%, Moisture max. 8%, Ash max. 35%, Calcium min. 17%, Calcium max. 20%, Phosphorus min. 0.6%, Vitamin E min. 2,000 IU/lb, Vitamin D min. 20,000 IU/lb, Vitamin A min. 200,000 IU/lb. Total Carotenoids min. 500 mg/lb.

I have had conflicting advice from people, some saying to dust only twice per week, others who dust with every feeding.
I currently dust with every feeding for both my red-eye and white's). What are your thoughts on that?

Thanks again for all of your help!