the great lakes already contain pumpkinseed fish, they are native to the area... and i'm not sure where else zebra mussels are a problem...
but intorducing a natural predator of an alien species (some other fish to eat the mussels) could result in the new fish destroying the food sources for native fish, they could flat out not eat the mussels, and they could just die from inadaptability to the new environment
there's an episode of 'the simpsons' where something like this happens
bart inadvertantly hatches a pair of lizards from south america that decimate local pidgeon populations (not a bad thing) but the town becomes over run with lizards...
the town elects a plan to introduce snakes to eat the lizards, lisa asks "won't be then be over run by snakes?" the mayor says "don't worry we'll just introduce some weasels to eat the snakes"
"what about the weasels"
"we'll introduce lions to eat them, and gorillas to kill the lions"
"well then what about the gorillas?"
"don't worry when winter hits they'll all freeze"
if you can find a youtube video or something of this scene i think your teacher would really like it
the episode is called "bart, the mother"