X mouse cursor annoyance

I'm having an odd annoyance with mouse cursors. I've picked the whiteglass mouse cursor theme using KDE's control center. GTK apps, like Firefox, will use this cursor theme, but the cursors are about twice the size they are in KDE or plain X apps. Any clues on what is causing this and what to adjust so my mouse cursors are a little more uniform? (All installed ports are up to date as of last night)

Thanks,
Micah
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