If i cut PDF in Acrobat and load in Indesign it loads it full and not as I cutted?!

I tried all 4 Method to cut a PDF, and Indesign with CTRL-D it loads the entire PDF...
And if I choose fill Picture in Frame, it does not work correct, left right it is white...
Any Idea?
thx

And if I choose fill Picture in Frame, it does not work correct, left right it is white.
When you place check on show import options>general>check on: Trasparent background

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