2-loop diagram with Feyn-TikZ

Question

I am trying to generate a 2-loop diagram using Feyn-TikZ. Concretely, I am writing the following commands:

\begin{tikzpicture}
\begin{feynman}
\vertex (i1) {\(s\)};
\vertex [above right=of i1] (a);
\vertex [      right=of a ] (b);
\vertex [      above=of b ] (c);
\vertex [      left =of c ] (d);
\vertex [      below=of d ] (a);
\vertex [below right=of b ] (i2) {\(b\)};
\vertex [above right=of c ] (f2) {\(s\)};
\vertex [above  left=of d ] (f1) {\(b\)};
\vertex [below left=of d] (l1);
\vertex [above left=of a] (l2);
\diagram* {
    (i1) -- [anti fermion] (a) -- [anti fermion, edge label'=\(\ell'\)] (b) -- [scalar, edge label'=\(\Phi_j\)] (c) -- [anti fermion, edge label'=\(\ell\)] (d) -- [scalar] (l1) -- [boson,half left] (l2) -- [scalar, edge label'=\(\Phi_i\)] (a),
    (b) -- [anti fermion] (i2),
    (c) -- [fermion] (f2),
    (d) -- [anti fermion] (f1),
};
\vertex [below=0.4em of a] {\(\Gamma_{s\ell'}^{i}\)};
\vertex [below=0.4em of b] {\(\Gamma_{b\ell'}^{j}\)};
\vertex [above=0.4em of c] {\(\Gamma_{s\ell}^{j}\)};
\vertex [above=0.4em of d] {\(\Gamma_{b\ell}^{i}\)};
\end{feynman}
\end{tikzpicture}

Which generates the following diagram

I have two issues with this diagram. First of all, I want for the external legs to be all the same length. Clearly, the bottom left leg (s) is shorter than the rest. How does one solve this?

The second issue is with the boson correction on the left scalar field. What I want to draw there is the self-energy of the scalar field, and instead I am getting that weird corssed leg sub-diagram. Any ideas?

Answer 1

I think I solved it. As one of the answers says, to have equal length external legs one must exchange a and i1. About the self-energy, one needs to properly work out the vertices/points connections. The code reads

\begin{tikzpicture}
\begin{feynman}
\vertex (a);
\vertex [below left=of a] (i1) {\(s\)};
\vertex [      right=of a ] (b);
\vertex [      above=of b ] (c);
\vertex [      left =of c ] (d);
\vertex [      below=of d ] (a);
\vertex [below right=of b ] (i2) {\(b\)};
\vertex [above right=of c ] (f2) {\(s\)};
\vertex [above  left=of d ] (f1) {\(b\)};
\vertex [below=0.3cm of d] (l1);
\vertex [above=0.3 cm of a] (l2);
\diagram* {
    (i1) -- [anti fermion] (a) -- [anti fermion, edge label'=\(\ell'\)] (b) -- [scalar, edge label'=\(\Phi_j\)] (c) -- [anti fermion, edge label'=\(\ell\)] (d) -- [scalar, edge label=\(\Phi_i\)] (a),
    (d) -- [scalar] (l1) -- [gluon, edge label'=\(A_{\mu}\), half right] (l2) -- [scalar] (a),
    (b) -- [anti fermion] (i2),
    (c) -- [fermion] (f2),
    (d) -- [anti fermion] (f1),
};
\vertex [below=0.4em of a] {\(\Gamma_{s\ell'}^{i}\)};
\vertex [below=0.4em of b] {\(\Gamma_{b\ell'}^{j}\)};
\vertex [above=0.4em of c] {\(\Gamma_{s\ell}^{j}\)};
\vertex [above=0.4em of d] {\(\Gamma_{b\ell}^{i}\)};
\end{feynman}
\end{tikzpicture}

which generates the following diagram

Maybe there is a better way to do it, feel free to let me know!