Help with moving instantiated object's transform

Hello guys, this is an edited question. I reread what I originally posted and decided that I need to explain what I need help with better. Okay let me piece this together carefully.

//The black squares are instantiated at start at random from the Top row, to the row just above the Yellow.

//I need the blocks to move down EXACTLY -1.25f on the Y axis. In other words the block will move down 1 space. (They all need to move together).

//Only the black block closest to the yellow will execute this command, the others should not do this until they have reached the y axis of -3.75f.

//The gameobject’s name is “BlackTileClone” with a tag of “BlackTile”

//I send a raycast to mouse position with a if statement of “touchcount > 0”

//I’ve tested various methods like FindGameObjectWithTag and GameObject.name and my results weren’t so good. I tried using a foreach loop and it appears that my -1.25 was multiplied by the number of instantiated blocks. (numBlackBlocks * -1.25).

//I know the answer is right in front of my. I feel as though I’ve stressed myself out to the point that everything is complicated. >.<

Here is the picture of my game.
26881-blackgame.png

I have added some code that I feel is very close and precise. I put a lot of effort into commenting out every decision I made.

using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;

public class Movement : MonoBehaviour {
	private bool canexecute;
	private GameObject[] grabBlackClonesArray;
 
	//We created our bool to determine if the cube is at -3.75f
	//We also created the GameObject Array
	
	
	
	void Start()
	{
		//We set the array to have slots 0,1,2,3 (total of 4)
		grabBlackClonesArray = new GameObject[3];

		//We debug to see if the position 0 is not null
		Debug.Log (grabBlackClonesArray[0]);
	}
	
	
	
	
	
	void Update() {

		//We finally set grabBlackClonesArray and fill it up with all objects
		//with the tag "BlackTile"

		grabBlackClonesArray = GameObject.FindGameObjectsWithTag("BlackTile");

		//We check to see if it is true
		Debug.Log (grabBlackClonesArray[0]);
		//To make sure that the movement is only done once we put it in a loop
		//remember we are in the Update method..it's called every frame
		for(int i = 0; i < 1; i++) {
			//With this code the Black Block in slot [1] SHOULD only move EXACTLY 
			//-1.25f from it's CURRENT location. However this isn't true.
			//I get these numbers, far from being exact.
		    //X:1.657822 Y:-0.6175802 Z:-13.79006
			//Also somewhere around here is were we would include our bool
			//to check if the block in [1] is in the -3.75 Y position, and if it is it can be executed then moved up top
			//in a random vector (Reusing resources)
			grabBlackClonesArray [1].transform.position = new Vector3 (transform.position.x, transform.position.y -1.25f , transform.position.z);
		}
	}
}

It appears as though it’s because my instantiated objects are placed using Random.Range.
The blacktile that I change the vector value of ALWAYS stays in the same place with each
game restart. It is no longer random like it should be.

At line 16 in the code above

grabBlackClonesArray = new GameObject[3];

This will declare an array of 3 elements (0,1,2). It is 0 index, but you still declare the size as the number you want i.e if you want 4 you do

grabBlackClonesArray = new GameObject[4];

That will give you (0,1,2,3).

What happens if you replace this line

grabBlackClonesArray [1].transform.position = new Vector3 (transform.position.x, transform.position.y -1.25f , transform.position.z);

with

grabBlackClonesArray [1].transform.position -= new Vector3 (0.0f, 1.25f, 0.0f);