Dwarf or giant?

[Bruce]

I'd give him time to adjust. Make sure you're temps are high enough. What are your enclosure conditions? Temps, humidity, size, bedding, feeding regiments, lighting, heat sources...
Also, never feed mealworms, they have a very high risk of impaction. Stuck with crickets, roaches, and nightcrawlers. Horned worms are also good if you can afford them.

Also, just another good brand for vit/calcium, I use Repashy Calcium Plus. It has vitamins and calcium mixed together in proportions where they won't interfere with absorption. I use this every other feeding (container says use every single feeding, but that just seems like an awful lot to me.)

[DeeDub]

Good advice Bruce. Repashy makes a high quality supplement as well. I often use it as the vitamin because with the Vit-All you have to gut load feeders with it to give it to the frog. The Miner-all calcium is easy though..you just dust the feeders as normal. Every other day is fine, but with the Repashy especially I would go every third feeding. As my females got full sized I slowed the calcium input to once a week.

Repashy C+ is a little expensive. One good thing about it is you can usually pick it up at your local pet shop (LPS) so it ends up about the same price. You have to order the Miner-all (it lasts forever though) online.

[DaFrog]

Hey guys I also wanted to know if my new pixie is a dwarf or a giant. The little guy is barley a inch long